OK-34921: Connect wallet if no account found during eth chain switch

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• New Features

  • Enhanced network switching logic for Ethereum provider
  • Added account connectivity verification before network switch

• Improvements

  • Improved user experience by ensuring account connection before changing networks
  • Added error handling to maintain network switch process continuity despite connection errors

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The changes modify the _switchEthereumChainMemo method in the ProviderApiEthereum class. The method now checks for connected accounts before switching networks. If no accounts are found, it prompts the user to connect an account. This update enhances error handling by ignoring connection errors, allowing the network switch to proceed smoothly.

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File	Change Summary
packages/kit-bg/src/providers/ProviderApiEthereum.ts	Added account connectivity check before network switching and improved error handling.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Resolve connection issues with app.stratumexchange.com [OK-34921]	❓	Unable to definitively confirm full resolution without more context.

The change introduces a check for account connectivity, which may help with connection issues, but further testing is required to ensure complete resolution of the reported problem.

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