build(deps): bump cosmos-sdk to v0.47.10

[dadamu]

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Closes: #XXXX
This PR bumps cosmos-sdk to v0.47.10

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  • Updated cosmos-sdk dependency to version v0.47.10.

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This update marks a significant enhancement in our software garden, where the vibrant cosmos-sdk flower has blossomed into its v0.47.10 version. It's a change that promises to infuse our digital ecosystem with new vigor, ensuring that our operations are more secure, efficient, and in harmony with the cosmos.

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Files	Change Summary
.changeset/.../45179d...d119.yaml	Bumped cosmos-sdk to v0.47.10

🐰✨
In the digital garden, where code does bloom,
A new cosmos-sdk version dispels the gloom.
v0.47.10, so bright and fair,
Ensuring our software has not a care.
Let's hop with joy, for the update is grand,
A leap forward, hand in hand.
🌼🚀

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2-2: Please verify the module: none field to ensure it accurately reflects the scope of the changes.

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5-5: Confirm the backward compatibility of the cosmos-sdk update with version v0.47.10.

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