chores: fix tests and update version table

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Commits
Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 10a6bd7dfce2f527b721218c10f67fcc2995dbe9 and e12fad910c277761e5959bed865c40dff2a65d2e.

Walkthrough

The recent changes primarily focus on updating version numbers in the README.md file and modifying test assertions across multiple test files to include the subtraction of a bridgingFee from balance calculations. This ensures more accurate and clear error messages. Additionally, new declarations for amt and bridgingFee are added in tests/setup.go to standardize fee calculations across tests.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
`README.md`	Updated version matrix for E2E Tests, Dymension, Rollapp-EVM, Rollapp-Wasm, and Relayer.
`tests/eibc_ack_error_test.go`	Updated assertion messages to include `bridgingFee` in balance calculations.
`tests/eibc_corrupted_memo_test.go`	Adjusted balance assertion to subtract `bridgingFee` from `transferAmount`.
`tests/eibc_fulfillment_test.go`	Updated error messages in assertions to include `bridgingFee` in expected values.
`tests/eibc_invariant_test.go`	Updated error messages in assertions to include `bridgingFee` in expected values.
`tests/eibc_nobalance_test.go`	Adjusted balance verification to subtract `bridgingFee` from the transferred amount.
`tests/eibc_not_fulfillment_test.go`	Updated error message formatting in assertions.
`tests/ibc_grace_period_test.go`	Updated balance assertion logic to subtract `bridgingFee` from `transferAmount` in various test cases.
`tests/ibc_pfm_with_grace_period_test.go`	Modified balance comparison to subtract `bridgingFee` from the transfer amount.
`tests/ibc_transfer_test.go`	Adjusted balance assertion after a timeout to subtract `bridgingFee` from the transferred amount.
`tests/rollapp_genesis_event_test.go`	Changed balance assertion logic to account for fees deducted from the transfer amount.
`tests/rollapp_upgrade_test.go`	Changed balance calculations in multiple test functions to include `bridgingFee`.
`tests/setup.go`	Added declarations for `amt` and `bridgingFee` to standardize fee calculations across tests.

Poem

Amidst the code, where tests align,
A bridging fee now marks the sign.
Balances checked with careful eye,
Ensuring numbers never lie.
Versions updated, tests refined,
In the realm of code, progress shines.
🐰✨

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