refactor: minor naming changes and updates in specs

[ninabarbakadze]

Overview

follow-up pr addressing some of the comments on minfee-module

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between f1b85f4 and 74e30ed.

Walkthrough

The changes enhance transaction fee validation by aligning with node-specific thresholds and introducing a global minimum gas price policy. The new minfee module empowers governance-driven adjustments to network economics.

Changes

File(s)	Summary
app/ante/ante.go, app/ante/fee_checker.go	Updated fee logic to use ValidateTxFeeWrapper, renamed CheckTxFeeWithMinGasPrices to ValidateTxFee.
app/ante/min_fee_test.go	Test updated to use ValidateTxFee instead of CheckTxFeeWithMinGasPrices.
go.work.sum	Added v0.110.8 for cloud.google.com/go, cloud.google.com/go/compute, updated github.com/ferranbt/fastssz to v0.1.2, and made various version updates under golang.org/x/. Removed github.com/felixge/httpsnoop.
specs/src/specs/params.md	Introduced minfee.GlobalMinGasPrice, removed mint.GlobalMinGasPrice, and clarified governance restrictions on mint module parameters.
specs/src/specs/state_machine_modules.md, x/minfee/README.md	Added minfee module for managing network-wide minimum gas prices via governance proposals.

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[ninabarbakadze]

markdown-linter throws error because minfee/readme.md link doesn't exist yet but it will after this pr is merged.

[rootulp]

🙏 please alphabetize