Extend Uniswap / OKX DEX chain support

[0xh3rman]

https://docs.uniswap.org/contracts/v4/deployments

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crates/swapper/src/proxy/provider.rs	75% smaller
crates/gem_evm/src/uniswap/deployment/v4.rs	0% smaller

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly broadens the supported blockchain networks for both Uniswap V4 and OKX DEX integrations. By adding new chain deployments and extending the OKX provider's compatibility, it enhances the platform's ability to facilitate decentralized exchanges across a wider range of EVM-compatible chains. Additionally, new documentation provides clear guidance on the Uniswap swap module's structure and how to further extend its chain support.

Highlights

• Uniswap V4 Chain Support: Added Uniswap V4 deployment configurations for Celo, Monad, and Ink chains, expanding the protocol's reach.
• OKX DEX Chain Expansion: Extended OKX DEX provider support to include Manta, Mantle, and XLayer chains, increasing asset accessibility.
• Uniswap Module Documentation: Introduced a comprehensive README file for the Uniswap swap module, detailing its architecture, swap process, and a guide for adding new chains.

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Changelog

• crates/gem_evm/src/uniswap/deployment/v4.rs
  • Added Uniswap V4 deployment configurations for Celo, Monad, and Ink chains.
• crates/swapper/src/proxy/provider.rs
  • Updated the OKX DEX provider to include Manta, Mantle, and XLayer chains.
• crates/swapper/src/uniswap/README.md
  • Added a new README file documenting the Uniswap swap module's architecture, swap process, and chain extension guide.

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Code Review

This pull request extends chain support for Uniswap V4 and the OKX provider. It also adds a comprehensive README file for the Uniswap integration. The changes are straightforward. My feedback focuses on improving code maintainability by sorting lists of chains alphabetically and ensuring the new documentation is accurate and consistent with the code changes.