[NonPoolSuperfluid] Add risk factors to individual denoms.

[nicolaslara]

What is the purpose of the change

Add independent risk factors to different superfluid denoms

Testing and Verifying

Added necessary tests

Documentation and Release Note

• [ ] Does this pull request introduce a new feature or user-facing behavior changes?
• [ ] Changelog entry added to Unreleased section of CHANGELOG.md?

Where is the change documented?

• [ ] Specification (x/{module}/README.md)
• [ ] Osmosis documentation site
• [ ] Code comments?
• [ ] N/A

[nicolaslara]

should I rename RiskFactor to DiscountFactor?

[coderabbitai[bot]]

Walkthrough

The recent updates to the Osmosis superfluid module bring enhancements for managing risk factors tied to specific denominations. Notable changes include new message types and RPC methods for setting and unsetting denomination risk factors, updated risk-adjusted value computations, and related test scenarios. Additionally, the time duration for adjusting Osmo equivalent multipliers has shifted from 1 epoch to 5 minutes.

Changes

File	Summary
proto/.../superfluid.proto proto/.../tx.proto	Introduce DenomRiskFactor message and RPC methods for setting/unsetting risk factors.
x/superfluid/keeper/epoch.go	Adjust startTime calculation to 5 minutes in UpdateOsmoEquivalentMultipliers.
x/superfluid/keeper/msg_server.go x/superfluid/keeper/msg_server_test.go	Add functions and tests for managing denomination risk factors.
x/superfluid/keeper/superfluid_asset.go x/superfluid/keeper/superfluid_asset_store.go	Implement functions to handle denomination-specific risk factors.
x/superfluid/types/msgs.go	Include message types for setting/unsetting denomination risk factors.
x/superfluid/keeper/epoch_test.go x/superfluid/keeper/integration_test.go	Modify time-related functionalities and tests for enhanced precision.

🐇

In the world of superfluid streams,
Risk factors dance in data dreams.
With new methods to set and clear,
Denom values now crystal clear.
Five-minute tweaks to time's embrace,
Ensuring precision in every case.
Hopping through code, the rabbit's cheer,
For Osmosis grows, year by year.

🌟

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