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chore: Bump up react query 5.59.15 #10841

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This PR updates the version of @tanstack/react-query across multiple packages to 5.59.15 from 5.52.1, ensuring consistency and compatibility with the latest features and fixes.

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  • Updated @tanstack/react-query from ^5.52.1 to 5.59.15 in:
    • packages/wagmi/package.json
    • apps/blog/package.json
    • apps/games/package.json
    • apps/web/package.json
    • packages/awgmi/package.json
    • apps/gamification/package.json
    • apps/aptos/package.json
  • Adjusted version references in pnpm-lock.yaml to reflect the new version.
  • Updated dependency versions in various package snapshots to match the new @tanstack/react-query version.

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