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Update to make compatible with Provenance 1.19 #131

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Problem:

With the release of Provenance 1.19 the contract fails on ask creation when querying for a marker that uses a non-supported enum (force_transfer)

Solution:

This PR upgrades the dependencies to use v2.3.0 of provwasm std. Tests that call functions that validate addresses were updated to use valid bech32 addresses since this is now a requirement in the mock api.

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@brashidnia-figure is this PR good to go or is there anything else you'd like me to take a look at? It looks like that test action isn't passing but that seems to have been broken for quite awhile.

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@brashidnia-figure is this PR good to go or is there anything else you'd like me to take a look at? It looks like that test action isn't passing but that seems to have been broken for quite awhile.

Ya i think you are good to go. And ya those tests have not been working since we never got a newer version of provenance to work

@jtolotti-figure jtolotti-figure merged commit 29a78da into main Sep 4, 2024
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