feat: update default power reduction to 1e18

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Release Notes

• Tests

  • Enhanced test coverage for token conversion and power reduction methods
  • Added new test cases for validating token-to-consensus power conversions
  • Updated balance and delegation amount calculations in existing test suites

• Refactor

  • Simplified constant initialization for power reduction
  • Streamlined test code for staking and share transfer operations

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted token amount calculations to ensure accurate testing scenarios

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The pull request introduces modifications across multiple files in the project, focusing on testing and constant definitions. The changes primarily involve adjusting balance expectations in client tests, modifying staking share transfer tests, and simplifying the DefaultPowerReduction constant initialization. The modifications aim to refine test cases and simplify constant calculations, with a particular emphasis on token and power-related computations.

Changes

File	Change Summary
client/client_test.go	Modified balance expectations in TestClient_Query method, reducing the expected balance amount for the first validator's address
precompiles/staking/transfer_shares_test.go	Adjusted delAmount calculation, reduced scale from Mul(sdkmath.NewInt(1e18)) to MulRaw(1e16), added new test cases for share transfers
types/constant.go	Simplified sdk.DefaultPowerReduction initialization from complex math/big calculation to sdkmath.NewInt(1e18)
types/constant_test.go	Added new Test_PowerReduction function to validate TokensToConsensusPower method behavior

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Test as Test Suite
    participant Constant as Power Reduction
    participant TokenConverter as Token Converter

    Test->>Constant: Set DefaultPowerReduction
    Constant-->>Test: Confirm reduction value
    Test->>TokenConverter: Convert tokens to consensus power
    TokenConverter-->>Test: Validate conversion limits

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Possibly related PRs

• feat: update cosmos gas price to 5*1e9 #903: Modifies the same TestClient_Query method in client/client_test.go, suggesting a direct connection to balance query testing

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• client/client_test.go (2 hunks)
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• types/constant_test.go (2 hunks)

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