chore: bump dependencies #872
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Bump main packages:
v0.45.5v3.0.1Bumping
ibc-goadded a change to the IBC keeper initializer that required a non-nilUpgradeKeeperto be passed to it. I made the appropriate changes in our test suite.There is a newer version of
ibc-go(v3.1.0), but this is most likely state-breaking and would require further testing and its own PR/issue.