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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the application's charting capabilities by upgrading the underlying charting library and refactoring its integration to utilize new features. Concurrently, it modernizes the navigation system for the confirmation flow, adopting a more robust and type-safe method. These changes aim to improve the user experience with more informative charts and streamline internal navigation management.

Highlights

• Chart Library Update: The vico charting library has been upgraded to version 2.1.3, bringing new features and potential performance enhancements to the price linear chart.
• Chart Implementation Refactor: The price linear chart rendering logic has been significantly refactored to leverage the updated vico library's built-in capabilities, including the introduction of persistent markers to highlight minimum and maximum price points.
• Type-Safe Navigation for Confirm Screen: The navigation for the 'confirm' screen has been modernized to use a type-safe approach with kotlinx.serialization, centralizing navigation routes and improving overall navigation robustness.
• Dependency Updates: Several other project dependencies, including WalletConnect, Lifecycle, Material3, Ktor, and Android Gradle Plugin, have been updated to their latest versions.

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Code Review

This pull request significantly improves the price chart by updating the vico charting library to a newer version and refactoring the chart implementation to use the new APIs. This has led to the removal of custom chart components, simplifying the codebase. The changes also introduce persistent markers for minimum and maximum prices on the chart. Additionally, the navigation for the confirmation screen has been refactored to use type-safe navigation with kotlinx.serialization, which is a great improvement for code safety and maintainability. My review includes a critical fix for a potential crash in the chart view and a suggestion to remove leftover debug code.