chore: add make help to display the usage for project Makefile

[Halimao]

Description

This pr added a new make help function for displaying which commonly used commands that the Makefile supported. This is useful when a new developer goes to find a helpful tool for testing or building etc.

Note: the description of the commands may be incorrect. And I'm not sure if some commands were not added :)

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Walkthrough

The Makefile has been significantly expanded, introducing new targets for building specific architectures and various tools, as well as enhancing testing with multiple test types and coverage reports. It also adds targets for documentation, local network initialization, benchmarking, linting, protobuf management, and localnet operations. This update broadens the scope of the build automation to encompass a wider range of development activities, from code testing and benchmarking to documentation and network management.

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Change Summaries

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Added build targets for different architectures (build-linux-amd64, build-linux-arm64). Introduced new tool targets (cosmovisor, confix, hubl, mocks). Expanded testing targets (test, test-e2e, test-e2e-cov, test-integration, test-integration-cov, test-all, test-sim-nondeterminism, test-sim-benchmark, test-sim-profile, test-sim-profile-streaming). Included documentation generation (godocs). Implemented local node network initialization (init-simapp). Added benchmarking (benchmark). Enhanced linting (lint, lint-fix). Updated protobuf handling (proto-all, proto-gen, proto-swagger-gen, proto-format, proto-lint, proto-check-breaking, proto-update-deps). Managed localnet operations (localnet-build-env, localnet-build-dlv, localnet-build-nodes, localnet-stop, localnet-start, localnet-debug). Provided a help target (help).

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[julienrbrt]

nice addition, thank you!