refactor: use the built-in max/min to simplify the code

[findmyhappy]

Description

In Go 1.21, the standard library includes built-in max/min function, which can greatly simplify the code.

Changes

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• [ ] Includes RPC methods changes, and the Notion documentation has been updated

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[kamuikatsurgi]

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Hey, I guess this is useful, but as this is a fork of geth, making changes here would cause merge conflicts when doing the next upstream merge. Not much worth it, if geth includes these changes, we'll get them anyway.

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