Add stacks blockchain

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This PR

• adds support for Stacks blockchain
• fixes [Feature] Support Stacks Blockchain  #3892

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PR Summary

• Commit Message Check
  Added a pattern check to ensure the correctness of commit messages.

• New Dependencies Added
  Added new dependencies required for Stacks blockchain interoperability.

• Mock Provider For Stacks Blockchain
  Enabled the program to imitate a "stacks" provider for development purposes.

• Support for Network ID "5757"
  Added support to detect and process transactions for network ID "5757".

• Derivation Path Template
  Created a template that helps trace the origin of the stacks coin type.

• Constants & Mappings For Stacks Coin Type
  Code updated to recognize and better handle the properties of "stacks" coin type.

• Return Corresponding Settings for Stacks
  System now able to pull up settings specific to the "Stacks" implementation.

• Implementation for Stacks
  Adjusted the program to create appropriate helpers and instances related to the "stacks" implementation.

• Testing Files For Stacks Implementation
  Two new testing files added to ensure the performance and correctness of the "stacks" implementation.

• Vault Class For Stacks Transactions
  Introduced a new vault class specially designed for handling "Stacks" transactions and provide additional interaction capabilities.

• VaultHelper Class
  Implemented a helper class that assists in translating transactions to the "Stacks" format.

• KeyringHardware Class
  Added a class offering tools and methods to deal with accounts and sign transactions using hardware devices while interacting with the Stacks blockchain.

• Test For KeyringHd Class
  Introduced tests to evaluate the performance of methods in the KeyringHD class.

• KeyringHd Class
  A new class to manage HD keyrings in Stacks blockchain.

• KeyringImported Test and Class
  Test cases and implementation for managing imported keyrings in Stacks blockchain.

• KeyringWatching Test and Class
  Test cases and implementation for overseeing keyrings in Stacks blockchain.

• Additional Files
  Various additional files added for efficient handling of Stacks processes.

• Types and Constants
  Introduced a new type specific to the Stacks and adjusted type IEncodedTx. Added/constants related to the Stacks implementation. Added Stacks support to constant sets.

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[friedger]

Here is a PR for OneKeyHQ/hardware-js-sdk#317
How do these two go together?

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