refactor: replaced `apply_filters` with `do_action` where necessary

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Refactor
- Updated hooks from apply_filters to do_action for improved consistency and performance in the store header, store lists loop, and vendor store info sections.

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The recent updates focus on modifying the behavior of specific hooks within the Dokan plugin's template files. The apply_filters function calls have been replaced with do_action for hooks related to store and vendor information displays. This change affects how these hooks execute associated actions, potentially impacting customizations and extensions relying on these hooks.

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File Path	Change Summary
`.../templates/store-header.php`	Changed `apply_filters` to `do_action` for the `dokan_store_header_after_store_name` hook.
`.../templates/store-lists-loop.php`	Changed `apply_filters` to `do_action` for the `dokan_store_list_loop_after_store_name` hook.
`.../templates/vendor-store-info.php`	Changed `apply_filters` to `do_action` for the `dokan_product_single_after_store_name` hook.

🐰 In the code where actions play, Filters changed, they went away. Hooks now dance and take their stance, Enhancing stores with every chance. CodeRabbit cheers, with joy so bright, For cleaner code that feels just right! 🌟

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