feat(cmd): add a command to query pending execute claim

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new command in the CLI to query pending execute claims for a specified blockchain, enhancing user interaction with blockchain data.
  • Added pagination support for managing large sets of query results, improving user experience.

• Bug Fixes

  • Implemented error handling to ensure proper feedback for query execution issues.

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Walkthrough

The update enhances the CLI of the cross-chain client by introducing the CmdGetPendingExecuteClaim command. This new functionality allows users to query pending execute claims associated with specific blockchains, improving the client's interaction with blockchain data. The command is integrated into the existing CLI structure and features pagination for managing results, along with robust error handling to ensure a smooth user experience.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
x/crosschain/client/cli/query.go	Added CmdGetPendingExecuteClaim command to query pending execute claims; includes pagination and error handling.

Poem

In the land of chains where claims do wait,
A new command hops in, oh, isn’t it great!
With queries galore and results to see,
The CLI now dances, so happy and free!
Let’s cheer for the code, for a future so bright,
As rabbits rejoice in the blockchain light! 🐇✨

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between eb613c6 and 0dd1e93.

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• x/crosschain/client/cli/query.go (2 hunks)

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x/crosschain/client/cli/query.go (2)

Line range hint 57-82:
Review the implementation of CmdGetPendingExecuteClaim.

The function implementation appears correct, but here are some points to consider:

1. Correctness: The function correctly initializes the client context and query client. It handles pagination and error scenarios appropriately.
2. Pagination: The function supports pagination, which is crucial for managing large result sets.
3. Error Handling: The function includes error handling for both the page request and the query execution, ensuring that any issues encountered will be reported back to the user.

Overall, the implementation looks good. Ensure that the function is properly integrated and tested within the CLI structure.

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94-95: Confirm the integration of CmdGetPendingExecuteClaim.

The new command CmdGetPendingExecuteClaim is correctly added to the list of subcommands in getQuerySubCmds. This ensures that the command is available within the CLI.

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