#897 | disabled query button fixed for simple read functions #898
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Fixes #897
Description
There was an issue with the simple read functions on contracts that caused the query button to remain disabled when no parameters were required. This PR resolves that problem, allowing you to use the query button for no-parameter read functions on contracts.
Additionally, this PR completely removes the Antelope name (the old name for the library we were building) and replaces it with the term 'core.'
Test scenarios