feat/update_gas_estimator_base_values

[aarmoa]

• Updated reference gas cost for messages in the gas limit estimator after chain upgrade v1.13

Solves CHAIN-172

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Increased gas limits for various order types, improving transaction handling and costs.

• Bug Fixes

  • Addressed gas cost estimation issues following a recent upgrade.

• Documentation

  • Updated CHANGELOG to reflect the latest changes and improvements.
  • Enhanced clarity in test case definitions by replacing hardcoded values with named constants for gas limits.

• Chores

  • Incremented project version to 1.6.3 in preparation for the next release cycle.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes improve gas limit estimation in the pyinjective trading system by increasing various gas limits for order types and optimizing test cases to utilize defined constants instead of hardcoded values. This enhances maintainability, clarity, and accuracy across the codebase and tests, ensuring alignment with the latest definitions.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
pyinjective/core/gas_limit_estimator.py	Increased gas limits for spot and derivative orders, modified multipliers, and adjusted constants in multiple estimator classes, indicating an overall increase.
tests/core/test_gas_limit_estimator.py, tests/core/test_message_based_transaction_fee_calculator.py	Replaced hardcoded gas limit values with constants from respective estimator classes to enhance maintainability and accuracy of test cases.
CHANGELOG.md, pyproject.toml	Updated version information and documented changes related to gas cost estimation and the transition to version 1.6.3.

Poem

🐰 In the land of gas limits, oh so bright,
We’ve tweaked the numbers, made them just right.
Orders and messages dance with such grace,
Constants now guide them, keeping up pace.
Hops of improvement, a joyous new day,
Let’s celebrate changes, hip-hip-hooray! 🌼✨

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