Problem: erc20 benchmark don't support multiple accounts

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Update the benchmark for comparison with block-stm version

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Tests
  • Enhanced the benchmarking tests for ERC20 token transfers to handle multiple accounts, improved transaction signing, and balance verification. Added math and math/rand imports, introduced TestAccount struct, and made adjustments to account creation and transactions.

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The recent updates involve enhancing the bench_test.go file by incorporating additional mathematical functions, refining the handling of multiple accounts, and improving the transaction and balance verification processes within the benchmarking function. These changes aim to optimize and expand the testing capabilities of the system.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
app/.../bench_test.go	Added imports for math and math/rand, introduced TestAccount struct, modified benchmarkERC20Transfer function for multiple accounts, updated account creation, transaction signing, and balance checks.

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