[PLA-1659] Remove decoder from submodules

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Type

enhancement

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Description

• Removed the platform-decoder submodule from the project, simplifying the architecture.
• Updated the Docker Compose configuration to use the decoder image from Docker Hub instead of building from a local context.
• Corrected the URL for the wallet-daemon submodule to prevent a newline error.

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Changes walkthrough

Relevant files

Configuration changes

.gitmodules Removal of `platform-decoder` submodule and URL correction .gitmodules Removed platform-decoder submodule. Corrected the URL for wallet-daemon submodule to ensure it does not include a newline. +1/-4      docker-compose.yml Simplify `decoder` service configuration in Docker Compose docker-compose.yml Removed build context for decoder service, now solely relying on Docker Hub image. +0/-2      platform-decoder Removal of `platform-decoder` submodule reference                platform-decoder Removed the platform-decoder submodule reference. +0/-1      wallet-daemon Update `wallet-daemon` submodule reference                              wallet-daemon Updated the wallet-daemon submodule reference. +0/-1

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PR Description updated to latest commit (2f3bc9f)

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⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	2, because the changes are straightforward and involve removing submodules and updating configurations. The main areas to focus on are ensuring that the removal of the platform-decoder submodule and the update to the Docker Compose configuration do not introduce any integration issues.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
🔍 Possible issues	Missing Validation: There's no mention or evidence of testing to ensure that the Docker Compose setup works as expected with the decoder image from Docker Hub. This could potentially lead to runtime issues if the Docker Hub image is not compatible with the current setup.
🔒 Security concerns	No

Code feedback:

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relevant file	.gitmodules
suggestion	Ensure that the removal of the platform-decoder submodule and the correction of the wallet-daemon URL have been reflected across all environments and documentation to prevent any confusion or misconfiguration. [important]
relevant line	- url = https://github.com/enjin/platform-decoder.git

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relevant file	docker-compose.yml
suggestion	Verify the decoder image version from Docker Hub to ensure it's compatible with the current platform version. Consider pinning the image to a specific version instead of using latest to avoid unexpected updates that could break compatibility. [important]
relevant line	image: enjin/decoder:latest

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Ensure the decoder service does not rely on removed local dependencies. Since the 'platform-decoder' submodule is being removed, ensure that the decoder service in the 'docker-compose.yml' file does not rely on any local build context or artifacts that were previously part of 'platform-decoder'. If it does, consider providing an alternative method to include those dependencies, such as pulling them from a remote repository or including them directly in the 'enjin/decoder' image. docker-compose.yml [29-33] decoder: - image: enjin/decoder:latest + image: enjin/decoder:latest # Ensure this image includes all necessary dependencies restart: unless-stopped ports: - "${DECODER_EXTERNAL_PORT}:8090"

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