refactor: remove cosmos-db as a dep

[tac0turtle]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced GoLevelDB implementation for key-value store operations.
  • Added PrefixDB struct for namespacing KVStores.

• Bug Fixes

  • Enhanced error handling in the Format method of the HexBytes type.

• Refactor

  • Updated multiple files to use corestore instead of dbm for database operations.
  • Simplified database initialization and setup across various test files.
  • Replaced db.Batch with store.Batch in relevant functions and structs.

• Documentation

  • Updated explanations of IAVL trees, range proofs, and proof generation in Go code.

• Chores

  • Updated golangci_version in the Makefile to v1.59.1.
  • Adjusted dependencies in go.mod for improved compatibility and performance.

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Walkthrough

The update primarily modernizes dependencies and refines database interactions within the project. Key changes include upgrading golangci-lint, transitioning from dbm to corestore for batch processing and iteration, and streamlining database initialization across tests. These alterations enhance code consistency, maintainability, and performance, reflecting a concerted effort to leverage updated libraries and improve overall project structure.

Changes

Files/Groups	Change Summary
Makefile	Update golangci_version from v1.55.2 to v1.59.1.
basic_test.go	Modify Iterate function call by removing the value parameter reference.
batch.go, batch_test.go	Update BatchWithFlusher to use corestore.Batch instead of dbm.Batch; remove backend parameter.
benchmarks/bench_test.go	Import corestore, update parameter types, database initialization, error handling, and logging.
benchmarks/cosmos-exim/main.go	Replace tmdb with idbm for database operations.
cmd/go.mod	Add specific version for cosmossdk.io/core, remove indirect tag.
cmd/iaviewer/main.go, wrapper.go	Modify MutableTree instantiation, introduce Wrapper struct.
db/README.md	Update import formatting and adjust indentation within the main function.
db/goleveldb.go	Introduce GoLevelDB implementation for key-value store operations.
db/memdb.go	Update package import and function signatures to use corestore types.
db/prefixdb.go	Provide PrefixDB struct to namespace multiple corestore.KVStores.
db/types.go	Update imports and function return types to use corestore types.
diff_test.go	Modify callback function signature in TraverseStateChanges method.
docs/proof/proof.md	Update explanation of IAVL trees, range proofs, and proof generation.
fast_iterator.go, iterator.go	Change import statement and type usage to corestore.
go.mod	Add github.com/syndtr/goleveldb, update golang.org/x/crypto, remove various indirect dependencies.
immutable_tree.go, mutable_tree.go	Update return type of Iterator method from dbm.Iterator to corestore.Iterator.
import.go, mock/db_mock.go	Change import path and update return types to use corestore types.
iterator_test.go	Replace references to dbm.Iterator with corestore.Iterator in tests.
migrate_test.go, tree_random_test.go, tree_test.go	Replace dbm.NewDB with dbm.NewGoLevelDB and simplify database initialization.
mockgen.sh	Update package import path to cosmossdk.io/core.
nodedb.go	Replace dbm types with corestore types for batch writing and iterators.
testutils_test.go	Change assertIterator function signature to use corestore.Iterator.
unsaved_fast_iterator.go	Replace dependency on dbm with corestore for the fastIterator field.

Poem

In the code where bytes do dance,
We’ve made a change, a bold advance.
From dbm to corestore we glide,
With golangci-lint by our side.
Trees and batches, now refined,
In this update, progress you'll find.
🌟 Happy coding, every line aligned! 🐇✨

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[cool-develope]

break indentation?

[cool-develope]

overall, lgtm! small concern of RocksDB users won't be compatible

[tac0turtle]

overall, lgtm! small concern of RocksDB users won't be compatible

what do you mean? since db is passed from above would it not work out of the box?

[cool-develope]

overall, lgtm! small concern of RocksDB users won't be compatible

what do you mean? since db is passed from above would it not work out of the box?

no, I'd like to add the small godoc or description of how to use wrapper for pebbledb or rocksdb users

[tac0turtle]

overall, lgtm! small concern of RocksDB users won't be compatible

what do you mean? since db is passed from above would it not work out of the box?

no, I'd like to add the small godoc or description of how to use wrapper for pebbledb or rocksdb users

in the cmd go.mod right?