Upgrade Aptos to latest Aptos Wallet Adapter version

[0xmaayan]

Aptos Wallet Adapter has been major upgraded to support only wallets that follow the official Apos wallet standard, see aptos-labs/aptos-wallet-adapter#464

This PR updates the @xlabs-libs/wallet-aggregator-aptos to be up to date with the latest Aptos wallet adapter, as well as bumps other Aptos dependencies versions.

This is important because

• We want to make sure users are not interacting with out-of-date and unmaintained wallets
• Get new features and updates coming to the Aptos Wallet Adapter
• Better handling of the types coming from the wallet for a better dev exp.

You can see latest version deployed here https://aptos-labs.github.io/aptos-wallet-adapter/

Note: looks like the @xlabs-libs/wallet-aggregator-aptos does not follow semver? I'd assume this type of change requires a major bump, but will be happy to bump to whatever you think makes sense.

Also, if you have a test plan I can follow, I'd be happy to

[village-labs-bot]

XLabs/wallet-aggregator-sdk #76

Change Summary:

• Upgraded Aptos wallet SDK dependencies to newer versions, including @aptos-labs/ts-sdk, @aptos-labs/wallet-adapter-core, and @aptos-labs/wallet-standard
• Simplified wallet core factory method by removing hardcoded wallet additions and making it more flexible
• Refactored the AptosWallet class to use new wallet adapter interfaces and types
• Removed several deprecated or non-functional wallet adapter imports
• Updated type definitions and method signatures to match the latest SDK standards

Risk Score: 3

• Explanation: Mostly a dependency upgrade and code refactoring with minimal intrusive changes. The modifications appear to improve type safety and flexibility without introducing significant new risks.

Potential Vulnerability:
None identified in this PR. The changes appear to be focused on upgrading dependencies and improving type definitions.

Code Smell:
File: packages/wallets/aptos/src/aptos.ts:24-36

// Removed multiple wallet imports which suggests previous code might have been including non-functional or deprecated adapters
// Previous implementation was including wallets that were commented out or not working

• Explanation: The previous implementation was including commented-out wallet adapters, which indicates potential technical debt and unclear development strategy.

Debug Log:
None identified in the provided diff.

Unintended Consequences:
File: packages/wallets/aptos/src/aptos.ts:95-120

async connect(): Promise<string[]> {
  await this.walletCore.connect(this.selectedAptosWallet.name);

  // set account
  this.account = this.walletCore.account;

  // Set address
  this.address = this.account?.address.toString();
  this.walletCore.on(
    "accountChange",
    async (accountInfo: AccountInfo | null) => {
      this.account = accountInfo;
      this.address = accountInfo?.address.toString();
    }
  );
  // ... rest of the method
}

• Explanation: The new implementation changes how account and address are set. While not necessarily a vulnerability, it might cause unexpected behavior for existing integrations expecting the previous method of handling wallet connections.

Additional Observation:
The PR shows a deliberate effort to clean up and modernize the Aptos wallet adapter, removing unnecessary complexity and aligning with the latest SDK standards. The changes demonstrate a commitment to maintaining clean, up-to-date code.