test: update DelegateMultiple params for crosschain module

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a flexible UpdateParams function for dynamic updates to parameters in the CrosschainTestSuite.
  • Added a new UpdateParamsTest function for comprehensive validation of parameter updates within integration tests.

• Bug Fixes

  • Enhanced the clarity and functionality of parameter updates in the integration tests, improving overall test coverage.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the functionality of the CrosschainTestSuite and its integration tests by replacing a rigid parameter update function with a more flexible approach. The new design allows for dynamic updates to parameters using functional options, simplifying the management of chain configurations. Additionally, a new test function ensures comprehensive validation of parameter updates, improving the clarity and effectiveness of the testing process.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
tests/crosschain_suite.go	Renamed UpdateParamsEnablePending to UpdateParams for flexible parameter updates using functional options instead of fixed boolean flags.
tests/crosschain_test.go	Modified CrossChainTest to use the new UpdateParams method; added UpdateParamsTest for validating parameter updates across crosschain instances.

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In the garden where code bounces bright,
Parameters dance in the soft moonlight.
With a hop and a skip, updates unfold,
Configurations now brave and bold!
A new path we chase, with joy we embrace,
For every change brings a smile to our face! 🐇✨

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