compress images; ensure svg exists for all denoms

[joe-bowman]

Ensure SVG images exist for all qAssets
Lossless compression of SVGs and PNGs
Remove legacy chainInfo

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Updated the logo path for the 'OSMO' network to ensure correct display.
  • Improved calculation logic for displaying the redemption amount in the AssetCard component.

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Walkthrough

The recent update involves refining the user interface with impactful changes. The 'OSMO' network's logo path was updated for consistency, and the redemption amount calculation logic in the AssetCard component was enhanced for accuracy.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
web-ui/test/Staking.test.tsx	Updated the logo path for the 'OSMO' network.
web-ui/components/Assets/assetsGrid.tsx	Refined redemption amount calculation logic.
web-ui/.env	Updated NEXT_PUBLIC_DYDX_CHAIN_ID to NEXT_PUBLIC_SAGA_CHAIN_ID with value ssc-1.

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In the realm of bits and bytes,
A rabbit dances with delights.
Logo paths shift, calculations refine,
Code sings a tune, a magical line.
OSMO shines, assets align,
In the web UI, a touch divine! 🌟
🐰✨

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between bc3fdf9 and 5d0c963.

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web-ui/.env (1)

34-34: Verify the update of NEXT_PUBLIC_DYDX_CHAIN_ID to NEXT_PUBLIC_SAGA_CHAIN_ID with the value ssc-1.

Please ensure that this change is reflected across all relevant parts of the project and that no references to the old chain ID remain unless intended.

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[codecov]

Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 62.97%. Comparing base (c5d75d8) to head (5d0c963).

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