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Walkthrough

The pull request represents a comprehensive rebranding and refactoring of a project from "wallet-extractor" to "cosmos-extractor". This change involves updating import paths, command names, and documentation across multiple files. The modifications suggest a shift in the project's focus from a wallet-specific tool to a more generalized Cosmos chain data extraction utility, while maintaining the core functionality of the existing codebase.

Changes

File	Change Summary
Makefile	Updated LD_FLAGS to reference new package path for version information
README.md	Complete rebranding: updated title, description, badges, purpose, and added features section
cmd/delegators.go	Updated import path for delegators package
cmd/root.go	Changed command name from "wallet-extractor" to "cosmos-extractor" and updated logger import path
cmd/version.go	Updated version package import path
main.go	Updated cmd package import path
pkg/delegators/reader.go	Updated keeper package import path

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI as Cosmos Extractor CLI
    participant Keeper as Data Keeper
    participant Extractor as Data Extractor

    User->>CLI: Run extraction command
    CLI->>Keeper: Open data store
    Keeper-->>CLI: Store opened
    CLI->>Extractor: Process data
    Extractor->>Extractor: Extract delegators/data
    Extractor-->>CLI: Extraction complete
    CLI->>User: Output results

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The sequence diagram illustrates the high-level flow of the Cosmos Extractor CLI, showing how a user interacts with the tool to extract data from a Cosmos chain, with key steps including store opening, data processing, and result output.

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