imp(types): Add crypto and encoding packages

[MalteHerrmann]

This PR moves the crypto package to the evmOS repository.
The PR has to be merged after #19.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced functionality for handling cryptographic operations and key management within the evmOS environment.
  • Added support for new encoding and crypto packages to enhance security and data handling.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated capitalization in comments for consistency with the evmOS branding across various files.

• Documentation

  • Updated the CHANGELOG to reflect recent improvements and additions.

• Tests

  • Introduced benchmark and unit tests for new cryptographic functionalities and HD wallet operations.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates enhance the evmOS framework by refining naming conventions, introducing new cryptographic functionalities, and improving encoding capabilities. Notable additions include support for secp256k1 keys, hierarchical deterministic wallets, and robust testing for various components. Comment improvements and dependency updates further streamline the codebase, ensuring clarity and reinforcing project alignment with current standards.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.github/workflows/*.yml, Makefile	Updated comments changing "Evmos" to "evmOS" for consistency.
CHANGELOG.md	Added entries for new crypto and encoding packages, plus wallet types and Protobufs, enhancing security and type system support.
crypto/codec/*.go, crypto/ethsecp256k1/*.go, crypto/hd/*.go, crypto/keyring/*.go	Introduced new files and functions for cryptographic operations, including key generation, serialization, and HD wallets.
crypto/ethsecp256k1/*.go	New benchmark tests added for key generation and signature verification.
go.mod	Added new dependencies for updated functionalities: btcsuite/btcd, btcsuite/btcd/btcutil, and tyler-smith/go-bip39.
utils/*.go	Modified import paths for ethsecp256k1 to reflect new module structure.
ethereum/eip712/*.go	Updated import paths and comments to replace "Ethermint" with "evmOS".

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Wallet
    participant KeyManager
    participant Codec

    User->>Wallet: Generate New Wallet
    Wallet->>KeyManager: Request Key Pair
    KeyManager->>Wallet: Return Key Pair
    Wallet->>Codec: Register Key Pair
    Codec-->>Wallet: Key Pair Registered
    Wallet-->>User: New Wallet Generated

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🐇 In the meadow, changes bloom,
evmOS shines, dispelling gloom.
Keys now dance, wallets sing,
With cryptography, bright futures bring!
Through comments and code, we leap and bound,
In this joyful code, new wonders found! 🌼

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[0xstepit]

Did you branch out of PR 19? 😅 this contains also code for the wallet

[MalteHerrmann]

Did you branch out of PR 19? 😅 this contains also code for the wallet

I base these PR sequentially on each other and point to main for this PR but it was supposed to be to the parent PR :D now that PR is merged to main it's fine