feat: improve rosetta-ci test

[bizk]

This PR aims to move logic out of github rosetta-ci workflow into a makefile + script instructions.

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Walkthrough

The changes reflect a streamlining of the build and test processes in the repository. The workflows have been simplified, the Makefile has seen the addition of new targets and the removal of others, adjusting the build and test commands accordingly. The README.md has been updated to align with the new build command, and a new script for starting a Cosmos SDK node has been added.

Changes

File	Summary of Changes
.github/workflows/build.yml	Removed comments; changed make rosetta to make build in Build Rosetta job.
.github/workflows/rosetta-cli-test.yaml, .github/workflows/test.yml	Simplified workflows by removing specific setup steps and flags.
Makefile	Added plugin and docker targets; removed rosetta and rosetta-cli targets; modified test target; added test-rosetta-ci target; replaced go-lint-all.bash with `gog-lint-all.bash.
README.md	Updated build command from make rosetta to make build.
scripts/simapp-start-node.sh	Added script for starting a Cosmos SDK node.

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