This PR implements wrapped token functionality for the Zap feature, enabling users to provide liquidity using wrapped tokens in addition to native tokens.

Changes Made

Enhanced Token Support

• Added tokens2 state and fetching from external token API with local fallback
• Integrated arc200 from ulujs for ARC200 token interactions
• Implemented comprehensive token data handling with proper error handling

Wrapped Token Balance Calculation

The implementation now supports three types of token balance calculations:

• Native VOI tokens (tokenId: "0"): Direct account balance minus minimum balance and transaction costs
• Wrapped tokens: Combined native asset balance + ARC200 balance for accurate total balance
• Regular ARC200 tokens: Standard ARC200 balance lookup

Transaction Construction Updates

• Created getTokenId() helper function to resolve correct token IDs for wrapped tokens
• Updated swap transaction parameters (mA, mB) to handle wrapped token specifics
• Enhanced deposit transaction parameters (dA, dB) for wrapped token compatibility
• Maintained full backward compatibility with existing native token functionality

Robust Data Handling

• Primary token data source: External Tinyman analytics API
• Fallback mechanism: Local tokens.json for development/offline scenarios
• Proper data transformation with null character cleanup from token metadata

Technical Implementation

The key innovation is the wrapped token detection logic:

const getTokenId = (currency: Currency) => {
  if (currency?.tokenId === "0") return null; // VOI/native token
  if (!tokens2) return currency?.tokenId;
  
  // For wrapped tokens, find the native asset tokenId
  const wrappedToken = tokens2.find((t) => t.contractId === currency?.contractId);
  return wrappedToken?.tokenId || currency?.tokenId;
};

This ensures that wrapped tokens use the correct native asset token ID in transaction construction while maintaining ARC200 contract compatibility.

Benefits

• Expands Zap functionality to support wrapped tokens like wVOI
• Follows established patterns from the Swap component
• Maintains type safety and error handling
• No breaking changes to existing functionality
• Seamless user experience with automatic token type detection

The Zap interface now fully supports wrapped token selection and balance calculation, requiring wallet connection for token access as expected.

Fixes #50.

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