Update colors

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces significant refactoring to the application's wallet integration and user interface. It streamlines the top navigation by removing several less-used links, simplifying the overall UI. A major focus was on enhancing the interaction between Privy and Wagmi, particularly by refactoring how wallet clients are accessed and how chain switching is handled within trading components and Hyperliquid client creation. This includes preventing premature disconnections during wallet authentication and adding explicit support for Arbitrum Sepolia, expanding the application's compatibility. The changes aim to improve the robustness and user experience of wallet interactions while cleaning up the navigation. The PR title "Update colors" is a misnomer, as the primary changes are functional and structural.

Highlights

• UI Navigation Streamlining: Several navigation links, including 'Spot', 'Builders', 'Vaults', 'Portfolio', 'Staking', and 'Leaderboard', were removed from the top navigation bar to simplify the user interface.
• Enhanced Wallet Integration: The wallet connection and chain switching logic in MobileTradeView and TradePanel components were refactored, removing direct wagmi useWalletClient and useSwitchChain hooks for a more integrated approach.
• Privy-Wagmi Sync Improvement: The usePrivyWagmiSync hook was updated to use useRef for authenticated and isConnected states, preventing unintended disconnections that could occur during the Privy wallet authentication handshake.
• Hyperliquid Client Refactor: The useHyperliquidClients hook was modified to leverage Privy's useWallets for creating the ExchangeClient, incorporating custom logic for getAddresses, getChainId, and signTypedData that includes on-demand chain switching.
• Arbitrum Sepolia Support: Support for Arbitrum Sepolia was extended by adding it to both the Privy and Wagmi configurations, increasing the application's chain compatibility.
• Styling Adjustment: The text color for the contained accent button variant in the UI component library was updated from text-white to text-primary-text.

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Code Review

This pull request primarily refactors wallet interactions to use Privy's hooks more directly, moving away from wagmi's useWalletClient and useSwitchChain. This makes wallet operations, especially signing and chain switching, more robust. The changes also include adding support for the Arbitrum Sepolia testnet and a minor color theme update in the Button component, which seems to be what the PR title refers to.

The core logic change in useClients.ts to create a custom Hyperliquid exchange client using Privy's wallet object is well-implemented. The fix in usePrivyWagmiSync.ts to prevent race conditions during login is also a great improvement.

I have one suggestion in trade-panel.tsx to improve maintainability by removing now-obsolete properties from shared hooks, which would make the codebase cleaner after this refactoring.

[luu-alex]

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Code Review

This pull request refactors wallet and chain management by integrating Privy's wallet handling more deeply, removing direct wagmi useWalletClient and useSwitchChain hooks from trade components. It introduces a usePrivyWagmiSync hook for consistent authentication state and adds support for Arbitrum Sepolia. Concurrently, several navigation items such as "Spot", "Builders", "Vaults", "Portfolio", "Staking", and "Leaderboard" have been removed from the top navigation and mobile trade view, along with associated validation logic and localization entries. A minor UI change updates the accent button text color.