fix: corrected module links in Cosmos SDK (cosmossdk to cosmos-sdk)

[sky-coderay]

Description

Fixes to module reference names in the Cosmos SDK. Replaced "cosmossdk" with "cosmos-sdk" in API and SDK module references to ensure correctness and compatibility with official documentation and tools.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated module references in the README from cosmossdk.io to cosmos-sdk.io for consistency.
  • Reformatted the version matrix for core and module dependencies to enhance clarity.

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Walkthrough

The pull request primarily updates the README.md file for the Cosmos SDK project by renaming module references from cosmossdk.io to cosmos-sdk.io. This change is applied uniformly across all relevant entries in the version matrix for core and module dependencies, enhancing clarity without altering the existing content or structure of the document. The updates ensure that the documentation accurately reflects the new naming convention while maintaining the original information regarding module versions and stability notes.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Renamed module references from cosmossdk.io to cosmos-sdk.io across multiple entries in the version matrix. Reformatted the version matrix headers for clarity without changing the version content.

Possibly related PRs

• docs: fix broken links #21751: Addresses documentation updates, specifically fixing broken links, aligning with the focus on updating module references.
• fix: update go module link #22003: Updates a link related to Go modules in the documentation, similar to the main PR's changes.
• docs: update go module link #22037: Updates links related to Go modules, relevant to the module path updates in the main PR.
• docs: Update More Info link of SECURITY.md #22042: Updates links in the documentation due to repository changes, related to ensuring accurate module references.
• docs: update learn/intro #22046: Updates documentation in the "learn/intro" section, which may include references to modules.
• docs(x/consensus): fixes #22114: Fixes documentation of the x/consensus module, relating to overall documentation consistency.
• docs: modify the corresponding link in the code document #22151: Modifies documentation links in the x/feegrant module, relevant to the README.md updates.

Suggested labels

C:x/accounts, C:x/consensus, C:x/feegrant, backport/v0.52.x

Suggested reviewers

• julienrbrt
• sontrinh16
• tac0turtle

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[tac0turtle]

hey thanks for the pr, but the link is correct here