test: Fix use of hardcoded cosmos... address (backport #2122)

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Description

Closes: #N/A

Changes handling of a hardcoded address to be done with fixed prefix

This should fix an issue that was surfaced by consumer chains that run this test, since their bech32 prefix is different

This is to address an issue that was surfaced by a consumer chain when upgrading to ICSv5.1.1

In general, if we want to offer our tests to consumer chains to test against, we cannot hardcode cosmos... addresses (at least in the integration and unit tests, where it seems this will mess things up)

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved accuracy of the "IBC Transfer recipient is not the consumer rewards pool address" test case by using a dynamic address instead of a hardcoded one.

• Tests

  • Enhanced test readability and functionality through streamlined setup functions.
  • Ensured consistent passing of the test suite context in test cases for better integration.
  • Introduced a new variable for improved test accuracy in the IBC Transfer middleware scenario.

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This is an automatic backport of pull request #2122 done by [Mergify](https://mergify.com).

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Tests
  • Enhanced the integration tests for IBC transfers by using a dynamic variable for non-consumer rewards pool addresses, improving clarity and maintainability.

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The recent changes enhance the TestIBCTransferMiddleware function in the CCVTestSuite by introducing a new variable, notConsumerRewardsPoolAddr, which replaces a hardcoded address. This variable, derived from the SenderAccount of the providerChain, improves test clarity and maintainability by enabling dynamic testing scenarios. The focus remains on verifying the handling of transfers to non-consumer rewards pool addresses, ensuring robust and flexible test cases.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
tests/integration/distribution.go	Introduced notConsumerRewardsPoolAddr variable to replace hardcoded address in TestIBCTransferMiddleware, enhancing test clarity.

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