Add dictionary for ZenChain network#66
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Bumped version to 0.1.1 in `package.json` and updated several dependencies, including downgrading `@polkadot/api` and `@subql/cli`. Added a new `.project-cid` file with IPFS metadata and updated `.gitignore` to track both yarn and npm lock files.
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| GitGuardian id | GitGuardian status | Secret | Commit | Filename | |
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| 9418406 | Triggered | Generic Password | 28db0b4 | zenchain-evm/docker-compose.yml | View secret |
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Replaced the hardcoded `SUBQL_ACCESS_TOKEN` with an empty string in the `publish` script in `package.json`. This change enhances security by ensuring sensitive tokens are not directly stored in the codebase.
Removed hardcoded database passwords from docker-compose.yml to improve security. Passwords should now be provided through secure environment variables or secrets at runtime.
Replaced the hardcoded default password with an empty value to enhance security. Users must now provide the password securely via environment variables or secrets at runtime.
Updated POSTGRES_PASSWORD, DB_PASS, and related fields to use empty strings as default values. This ensures compatibility with deployments that don't set these variables explicitly.
This PR adds a dictionary for the ZenChain network. ZenChain is a Frontier-EVM network. The dictionary implementation is almost entirely copied from the
moonbeam-evmdictionary package.