ci: copy .coderabbit.yml from cosmos-sdk repo

[Pitasi]

I'm setting up CodeRabbit so we can test it. I copied over the .coderabbit.yml file from https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/blob/main/.coderabbit.yml.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between f315a8f and 48687d9.

Walkthrough

This update introduces the .coderabbit.yml configuration file, which enhances the customization of language settings, review instructions for different file types, and chat auto-reply features. This strategic addition streamlines the setup for projects by allowing more granular control over how content is processed and how interactions are managed, making it a significant improvement for workflow efficiency.

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Files	Change Summary
.coderabbit.yml	Added to configure language settings, review instructions, and chat auto-reply.

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Configuration used: .coderabbit.yml

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.coderabbit.yml (5)

1-1: The language setting is appropriately set to English, which is standard and expected for broad accessibility.

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3-8: The review configurations, including disabling the request changes workflow and enabling high-level summaries, are set to streamline the review process. However, ensure that disabling the request changes workflow aligns with the project's review policies.

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9-22: The path filters and instructions are well-defined, ensuring targeted review processes for different file types. Consider refining the instructions for test code to explicitly mention the expectation for both integration/e2e tests and unit tests to ensure sufficient code coverage.

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23-31: The auto review settings, including ignoring titles with "WIP" or "DO NOT MERGE", are well-thought-out to streamline the review process. However, consider the implications of ignoring drafts, as they might contain significant changes worth reviewing early.

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32-32: Enabling chat auto-reply is a good practice to enhance responsiveness in communication channels.