refactor: cl position details clean up

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Light clean up. Tested locally.

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• Refactor
  • Simplified the process of fetching user position details by removing unnecessary conditional logic and streamlining parameter requirements.

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Walkthrough

The update simplifies the process of fetching user position details in the concentrated liquidity query module. By eliminating the need for a promise to fetch positions and directly using the positions parameter, the code becomes more straightforward. This change enhances clarity and efficiency by removing unnecessary conditional logic and streamlining the data handling process.

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File Path	Change Summary
.../concentrated-liquidity/index.ts	Removed positionsPromise, now directly using positions parameter; simplified poolIds assignment.

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In the realm of code, where logic intertwines,
A rabbit hopped through, simplifying lines.
No more promises hanging, in the air,
Just positions direct, with nary a care.
🌟📚 With every hop, better the code grows,
As clear as the stream, where the coding river flows.
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[jonator]

closing as stale, can reopen