refactor: reimplement BridgeTokens gRPC query

Walkthrough

The pull request introduces significant modifications to the GenesisState structure in the fx.gravity.crosschain.v1 package, including the removal of the BridgeTokens field and adjustments to various other fields. Changes extend to the removal of the bridge_tokens field in multiple blockchain configurations, updates in the Swagger documentation, and alterations in several protocol buffer files. Additionally, method signatures across various components have been updated, primarily involving the reordering of parameters, and several deprecated message definitions have been introduced.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
`api/fx/gravity/crosschain/v1/genesis.pulsar.go`	Removed `BridgeTokens` field; updated multiple fields with type replacements and repositioning; modified list handling methods.
`app/genesis.json`	Removed `bridge_tokens` field from multiple blockchain configurations.
`docs/swagger-ui/swagger.yaml`	Removed `title: BridgeToken` from various locations in the Swagger documentation.
`proto/fx/gravity/crosschain/v1/genesis.proto`	Reordered fields in `GenesisState` message; removed `bridge_tokens` and renumbered several fields.
`proto/fx/gravity/crosschain/v1/legacy.proto`	Added deprecated message definitions for `BridgeToken`, `BatchFees`, `MinBatchFee`, `QueryBatchFeeRequest`, and `QueryBatchFeeResponse`.
`proto/fx/gravity/crosschain/v1/query.proto`	Added import for `legacy.proto`; removed `QueryBatchFeeRequest` and `QueryBatchFeeResponse` message definitions.
`proto/fx/gravity/crosschain/v1/types.proto`	Removed `BridgeToken`, `BatchFees`, and `MinBatchFee` message definitions; marked `oracles` field in `Params` as deprecated.
`x/crosschain/keeper/bridge_token.go`	Reordered parameters in method calls related to `erc20Keeper`; no changes to exported declarations.
`x/crosschain/keeper/grpc_query.go`	Updated parameter orders in `DenomToToken` and `TokenToDenom`; modified `BridgeTokens` method to accept a request parameter.
`x/crosschain/keeper/many_to_one.go`	Swapped parameter orders in `GetBridgeToken` and `GetIBCToken` method calls.
`x/crosschain/mock/expected_keepers_mocks.go`	Reordered parameters in `GetBridgeToken` and `GetIBCToken`; added `GetBridgeTokens` method.
`x/crosschain/types/expected_keepers.go`	Updated parameter orders in `GetBridgeToken` and `GetIBCToken`; added `GetBridgeTokens` method.
`x/crosschain/types/types.go`	Removed `BridgeDenomToContract` function and its import statement.
`x/crosschain/types/types_test.go`	Removed `TestBridgeDenomToContract` function.
`x/erc20/keeper/bridge_token.go`	Changed parameter order in `GetBridgeToken`; added `GetBaseDenom` and `GetBridgeTokens` methods.
`x/erc20/keeper/ibc_token.go`	Reordered parameters in `GetIBCToken` and `AddIBCToken` methods.
`x/erc20/types/events.go`	Removed constant `EventTypeConvertERC20`.
`x/erc20/types/keys_test.go`	Deleted the test file, removing `TestName` function.
`x/erc20/types/msg_test.go`	Removed `MsgTestSuite` struct; `TestMsgConvertCoin` function is now standalone.

Possibly related PRs

#483: Introduces support for bridging FX tokens by value.
#503: Adds tests for bridge call ABI.
#521: Refactors the use of bridge callbacks.
#699: Updates the logic for checking bridge tokens.
#709: Refines the logic for handling base coins and bridge tokens.
#717: Implements pre-compilation for IBC transfer.
#724: Focuses on converting tokens in bridge calls.
#723: Refines conversion logic between IBC coins and base coins.
#730: Removes the cosmos bridge call message.
#731: Simplifies interface references for the ERC20 module.
#741: Migrates cross-chain logic to Cosmos code.
#746: Refactors many-to-one logic.

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