Upgrade proposals: estimated upgrade time

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced the Moment.js library for enhanced date manipulation.
  • Added a new column for "Estimated Upgrade Time" in the GovUpgradeProposals component, displaying time until upgrades based on the latest block height.
• Bug Fixes
  • Improved error handling for proposals data fetching and updated error messages for clarity.

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## Walkthrough The pull request introduces a new dependency, Moment.js, to the `package.json` file for date manipulation. In the `GovUpgradeProposals.tsx` component, significant modifications include the renaming of an API constant, the addition of a new constant for fetching blockchain data, and the introduction of a state variable to track the latest block height. A new `useEffect` hook is implemented for fetching this data, along with enhanced error handling. Additionally, a function to calculate estimated upgrade times is added, and the component's rendered output now features a new column for these estimates. ## Changes | File Path | Change Summary | |---------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `package.json` | Added dependency: `"moment": "^2.30.1"` in `dependencies`. | | `src/components/Docs/components/GovUpgradeProposals.tsx` | - Renamed constant: `API` to `API_PROPOSALS`.
- Added constant: `API_BLOCKS`.
- Added state variable: `latestBlock`.
- Introduced `useEffect` for fetching latest block data.
- Added function: `calculateUpgradeTime` for estimating upgrade time.
- Updated error handling and logging for proposals data.
- Rendered table now includes "Estimated Upgrade Time" column. | ## Possibly related PRs - #396: The changes in `GovUpgradeProposals.tsx` involve updates to API endpoint URLs, which are relevant to the same component where the `moment` library is now utilized for calculating upgrade times.

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@CharlieMc0 added "Estimated upgrade time" estimated based on 5.5 s block time. Anything else we want to see from Polkachu's table?