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refactor: removed unutilized and deprecated properties in AxelarApp #2007

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The following properties were removed from the AxelarApp struct due to them either being unused, or deprecated: 'legacyAmino', 'invCheckPeriod', 'ibcKeeper', 'evidenceKeeper', 'feegrantKeeper', 'tkeys', 'memKeys' and 'configurator'. Also, each keeper is now defined closer to its corresponding usage throughout the app.go file. Consequently, logger parameter is removed from the NewAppModule in module.go file as it is unused. Simplification aims for better readability and maintenance of the codebase.

The following properties were removed from the AxelarApp struct due to them either being unused, or deprecated: 'legacyAmino', 'invCheckPeriod', 'ibcKeeper', 'evidenceKeeper', 'feegrantKeeper', 'tkeys', 'memKeys' and 'configurator'. Also, each keeper is now defined closer to its corresponding usage throughout the app.go file. Consequently, logger parameter is removed from the NewAppModule in module.go file as it is unused. Simplification aims for better readability and maintenance of the codebase.
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@cgorenflo cgorenflo merged commit fe6116c into main Nov 1, 2023
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