[Promote] new version with mobile bindings and new networks

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced localization capabilities with a configuration file for language settings.
  • Added automated workflows for publishing Android and iOS packages upon release.
  • Implemented unit tests for cryptographic functionalities in the KOS module.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated dependency management and streamlined build processes for mobile platforms.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced README with detailed features, installation instructions, and project structure.
  • Added .gitignore files to exclude unnecessary files from version control for both Android and iOS projects.

• Chores

  • Cleaned up build scripts and configurations to improve project organization and maintainability.

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Walkthrough

The changes encompass the introduction of new configuration files, enhancements to existing workflows, updates to dependency management, and the addition of scripts for building mobile applications. Key modifications include the establishment of GitHub Actions for Android and iOS publishing, updates to the Rust toolchain installation process, and the integration of new libraries and dependencies in the Rust project. The overall structure is refined to support mobile development more effectively.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.coderabbit.yaml	Added configuration file specifying language settings for localization.
.github/actions/rustup/action.yaml	Modified Rust toolchain installation from an action dependency to direct shell commands for enhanced control.
.github/workflows/publish-android.yaml, .github/workflows/publish-ios.yaml	Introduced new workflows for automated publishing of Android and iOS packages upon release creation.
.github/workflows/pull-develop.yaml	Removed outdated dependency checks and simplified environment variable restoration.
.github/workflows/stale.yaml	Upgraded actions/stale action version and removed stale-label parameter.
.gitignore	Added entry to ignore .idea directory for JetBrains IDEs.
.pants-ignore	Updated entries for vulnerabilities associated with openssl-sys, reflecting new version references.
Cargo.toml, packages/kos-mobile/Cargo.toml	Updated dependencies and added new packages, enhancing project structure and functionality.
Makefile	Introduced new targets for cleaning, building, and testing Android and iOS applications.
README.md	Enhanced documentation to reflect project rebranding and provide detailed usage instructions.
demo/js/index.js	Modified wallet path generation for improved flexibility.
deny.toml	Restructured bans and licenses management, removing the advisories section.
packages/kos-mobile/android/...	Introduced multiple files for Android project configuration, including .gitignore, build.gradle.kts, gradle.properties, and others to streamline the build process.
packages/kos-mobile/ios/...	Added files for iOS project configuration, including .gitignore, Xcode project files, and scripts for building the iOS library.
packages/kos-mobile/build_android.sh, packages/kos-mobile/build_ios.sh, packages/kos-mobile/build_clean.sh, packages/kos-mobile/build_source.sh	New scripts to automate the build process for Android and iOS libraries, including cleaning up build artifacts and setting up the environment.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant GitHub Actions
    participant Android Build System
    participant iOS Build System

    Developer->>GitHub Actions: Create Release
    GitHub Actions->>Android Build System: Trigger Android Build
    Android Build System->>GitHub Actions: Build Successful
    GitHub Actions->>Developer: Notify Android Build Success

    Developer->>GitHub Actions: Create Release
    GitHub Actions->>iOS Build System: Trigger iOS Build
    iOS Build System->>GitHub Actions: Build Successful
    GitHub Actions->>Developer: Notify iOS Build Success

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🐰 In the meadow, changes bloom bright,
New scripts and workflows take flight.
Android and iOS, side by side,
With builds that now flow like a tide.
A hop, a skip, through code we prance,
Celebrating progress, we dance! 🌼✨

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