feat(runtime): Add missing NewTransientStoreService

[beer-1]

Description

Closes: #20262

transient store service does not have New function, so there is no way to create it.

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A new function called NewTransientStoreService has been introduced to facilitate the creation of a transient store service. This addition is aimed at enhancing the functionality of the system by providing a more streamlined way to handle transient data storage.

Changes

File	Change Summary
runtime/store.go	Added function NewTransientStoreService for transient data management.

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[tac0turtle]

Hey we don't support the transient store as a service. If a module uses it, it will need to be passed in directly. In store v2 the transient store also is no longer present.

[beer-1]

Hey we don't support the transient store as a service. If a module uses it, it will need to be passed in directly. In store v2 the transient store also is no longer present.

then can you give some example how to pass transient store service to the below keeper? seems v0.50 still has transient store service and only dep inject can use this module without sdk changes.

https://github.com/noble-assets/forwarding/blob/0884f39cf30c95fc662b72a17137b7240fafc34e/x/forwarding/keeper/keeper.go#L45

[julienrbrt]

I think this is valid to add imho and to backport in v0.50.

[julienrbrt]

If we don't add this, we cannot use the service at all and need to pass the transient store key directly in the module.
However, this differs with the fact that we use services for everything and that, as pointed by @beer-1, depinject supports.

Depinject supports both anyway (inject transient service or transient store key), but imho best for consistency to add this little helper or remove that service altogether.