Mark v1.18.0-rc3 in the changelog.

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Description

This PR updates the changelog (in main) to add the v1.18.0-rc3 entry.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced Payments in the exchange module.
• Chores
  • Updated dependencies for improved performance and stability.

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Walkthrough

Version v1.18.0-rc3 of the provenance project marks an important update with the introduction of Payments within the exchange module, enhancing the functionality and interoperability of transactions. Additionally, this release brings the project up to date with the latest dependencies, specifically github.com/CosmWasm/wasmd and github.com/cosmos/iavl, ensuring improved stability and performance.

Changes

Files or Directories	Change Summary
exchange module	Added Payments functionality
github.com/CosmWasm/wasmd	Dependency update
github.com/cosmos/iavl	Dependency update

🐇✨
In the realm of code, where logic thrives,
A new version emerges, with payments alive.
Dependencies fresh, the project does gleam,
v1.18.0-rc3, a developer's dream.
Hop, hop, hurray, let's celebrate,
For provenance grows, ever so great.
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CHANGELOG.md (1)

• 78-78: It's great to see dependency updates being included in the changelog. This helps in maintaining the project's compatibility with external libraries and frameworks. Ensure that all dependency updates are tested thoroughly to avoid any potential integration issues.

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The addition of Payments functionality to the exchange module is a significant feature. Ensure that all necessary documentation, tests, and examples are updated to reflect this new functionality.

Would you like assistance in generating tests or updating documentation for the new Payments functionality?