Bump cosmossdk.io/client/v2 from 2.0.0-beta.4 to 2.0.0-beta.5

[dependabot[bot]]

Bumps cosmossdk.io/client/v2 from 2.0.0-beta.4 to 2.0.0-beta.5.

Commits

• 25255e4 feat(client/v2): use x/tx AminoNameAsTypeURL option in 0.50 (#21801)
• 7ee3115 feat(x/tx): add aminoNameAsTypeURL option in aminojson encoder (backport #2...
• f812291 chore: prepare v0.50.10 (#21498)
• b2ec2f6 fix(runtime): fix option order (backport #21769) (#21771)
• 9a0a76f docs(x/circuit): display correct example (backport #21768) (#21773)
• 3feb2c0 docs: demonstrate how to wire custom ante handlers in 0.50 app_di (#21767)
• b21441c feat(types/collections): add LegacyDec collection value (backport #21693) (...
• f78ed49 feat(x/genutil): add better error messages for genesis validation (backport #...
• fe37dfb docs(x/authz): update grant docs (backport #21677) (#21700)
• ef8a575 docs(client/debug): correct debug raw-bytes command example (backport #2167...
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[SpicyLemon]

Ugh... Breaking 3rd party protobuf change due to the bump in ics23/go.

Error: Enum value "3" on enum "HashOp" changed name from "KECCAK" to "KECCAK256".
Error: buf found 1 breaking changes.

I'm not sure what we can do about that, so I'm gonna hold off on this PR for a bit.

There's a good chance that we just accept it and move forward, but we need to consider the ramifications first.

[SpicyLemon]

Created https://github.com/cosmos/ics23/issues/376 to let them know about the breaking change. We'll wait on that a bit before deciding what to do here.

[SpicyLemon]

Two things combine to make it very likely that this won't cause a problem:

1. There are no known uses of KECCAK yet.
2. The only thing that can fail because of this is client creation as that's the only thing with one of these fields that might be communicated as JSON instead of protobuf.

Also, there isn't really a way to fix this since the updated proto is already out there; changing it back would cause another breaking change for anyone using this version.

So we really only have two options:

1. Accept this PR and just live with the breaking change (that probably won't cause any problems anyway).
2. Never update that library again.

Option 1 seems like the only realistic option to me, so I suggest we approve and merge this PR.