refactor: use updated currency ids.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Expanded support for additional currencies across Base, Optimism, Polygon (Matic), and Arbitrum networks.
  • Added new Arbitrum payment network support.

• Improvements

  • Updated currency labels to clearly indicate the network for each supported token.

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Walkthrough

The changes expand support for multiple new tokens and networks in the payment and currency handling logic. In the payment section, a new mapping for the "arbitrum" network is added. The function previously named handlePaygridPayments is renamed to handleCrosschaimPayments. In the currencies module, the list of supported mainnet currencies is broadened to include new tokens for base, optimism, matic, and arbitrum networks, and the formatting function is updated to generate appropriate labels for these new currencies. No changes are made to exported types or overall control flow.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/components/payment-section.tsx	Added "arbitrum": "arbitrum" to REQUEST_NETWORK_CHAIN_TO_PAYMENT_NETWORK mapping; renamed handlePaygridPayments to handleCrosschaimPayments.
src/lib/currencies.ts	Expanded MAINNET_CURRENCIES with new tokens for base, optimism, matic, and arbitrum; updated formatCurrencyLabel to handle them.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant PaymentSection
  participant CurrenciesModule

  User->>PaymentSection: Selects network (e.g., "arbitrum")
  PaymentSection->>PaymentSection: Maps network using REQUEST_NETWORK_CHAIN_TO_PAYMENT_NETWORK
  PaymentSection->>CurrenciesModule: Requests available currencies for network
  CurrenciesModule->>CurrenciesModule: Returns expanded MAINNET_CURRENCIES list
  PaymentSection->>CurrenciesModule: Calls formatCurrencyLabel for display
  CurrenciesModule->>PaymentSection: Returns formatted label
  PaymentSection->>User: Displays currency options with formatted labels

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