PR to enable OWallet official support to Osmosis

[marxeille]

What is the purpose of the change:

• This PR to enable OWallet official support to Osmosis

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Brief Changelog

• Enable OWallet official support to Osmosis

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Walkthrough

The recent changes involve enhancing the Cosmos wallet configuration and registry files to include the OWallet extension. Specifically, owalletExtensionInfo was imported and added to the CosmosKitWalletList. Similarly, CosmosWalletRegistry was updated to include an entry for the "owallet-extension" wallet, along with its configuration details such as logo, installation method, and relevant URLs.

Changes

File	Change Summary
packages/web/config/generate-cosmos-kit-wallet-list.ts	Imported and included owalletExtensionInfo in CosmosKitWalletList.
packages/web/config/wallet-registry.ts	Added a new entry to CosmosWalletRegistry for "owallet-extension" with its specific configurations.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CosmosKit
    participant OWalletExtension

    User->>CosmosKit: Request available wallets
    CosmosKit->>User: Response with CosmosKitWalletList (including OWalletExtension)
    User->>CosmosKit: Select OWalletExtension
    CosmosKit->>OWalletExtension: Initialize OWalletExtension
    OWalletExtension->>User: Request authorization
    User->>OWalletExtension: Authorize
    OWalletExtension->>CosmosKit: Authorization success
    CosmosKit->>User: OWalletExtension initialized and ready to use

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[jonator]

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