feat: update parameter path from sdk to manta-parameters

[BoyuanFeng]

Signed-off-by: Boyuan Feng bfeng9@wisc.edu

Description

In manta-rs v0.5.1, we have moved public parameters from sdk to manta-parameters. This requires a dependency change in pallet-manta-pay and a tag update for manta-rs crates from v0.5.0 to v0.5.1.

We also update the random number generator from thread_rng to OsRng, removing an unnecessary rand dependency. In one other case, where we need deterministic RNG, we use fixed-seed ChaCha-based RNG and import the rand_chacha crate for this. (The rand_chacha crate is the canonical ChaCha implementation in Rust and is used in manta-rs).

closes: #605

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[Garandor]

minor description nits and a question about safety of switching to a new-ish crate