chore(connect): in decode eth definitions move common proto messages …

[mroz22]

…related logic outside of foreach

discovered by @marekrjpolak today

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The changes adjust the order of operations within the function responsible for decoding Ethereum definitions. Specifically, declarations for retrieving protobuf messages and parsing configuration (variables messages and proto) have been moved to the beginning of the function, ensuring they are defined before they are utilized in the decoding process. The repositioning affects only the order in which key variables are declared and used within the function, while the core logic for processing encodedPayload and handling errors remains intact. No modifications have been made to the declarations of exported or public entities.

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packages/connect/src/api/ethereum/ethereumDefinitions.ts (1)

107-109: Good optimization by moving variable declarations outside the loop.

Moving the messages and proto declarations outside the forEach loop ensures they are only initialized once instead of potentially multiple times during iteration. This is both more efficient and makes the code clearer by establishing dependencies before they're used.

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