Refactor GemApiClient endpoints to use walletId

[gemcoder21]

Updated API endpoints in GemApiClient and related repository calls to use walletId as a path parameter instead of walletIndex as a query parameter. Adjusted affected repository methods and service calls to align with the new API structure. Added isDeviceRegistered endpoint and refactored device registration logic for improved clarity and correctness.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on a significant refactoring of the GemApiClient to align with an updated API design, primarily by transitioning from walletIndex query parameters to walletId path parameters for wallet-specific operations. It also introduces a dedicated endpoint for checking device registration status and updates the device registration flow to leverage this new capability, enhancing clarity and correctness in device management and API interactions.

Highlights

• API Endpoint Refactoring: Several API endpoints in GemApiClient and their corresponding calls in repository methods have been updated to use walletId as a path parameter instead of walletIndex as a query parameter. This change affects getTransactions, getAssets, and getNFTs.
• New isDeviceRegistered Endpoint: A new API endpoint, /v1/devices/{device_id}/is_registered, has been added to GemApiClient to explicitly check if a device is already registered.
• Refactored Device Registration Logic: The callRegisterDevice method in DeviceRepository has been refactored to utilize the new isDeviceRegistered endpoint, streamlining the device registration process by first checking registration status before attempting to register or update a device.
• API Path Standardization: Several API paths related to subscriptions and price alerts have been standardized to follow a consistent /v1/devices/{device_id}/... structure, improving API consistency.

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Code Review

This pull request effectively refactors several API client endpoints to use walletId as a path parameter instead of walletIndex as a query parameter. The changes are applied consistently across the repositories and services. The device registration logic in DeviceRepository has been improved for clarity and correctness by introducing an isDeviceRegistered check. I've added one comment regarding error handling that could be improved.