build(deps): bump wasmvm to v1.5.2

[dadamu]

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Closes: #XXXX
This PR bumps wasmvm to v1.5.2

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  • Updated wasmd dependency to version 1.5.2.

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This update marks a significant milestone in the project's ongoing development, focusing primarily on enhancing the stability and performance by upgrading a key dependency. Specifically, it involves updating wasmd to version 1.5.2, ensuring compatibility with the latest improvements and security patches offered by this essential component. This change is a testament to the project's commitment to maintaining a robust and secure environment for its users.

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File Path	Change Summary
.changeset/entries/...a498442.yaml	Updated wasmd to version 1.5.2

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In the realm of code where the bits align,
A leap was made, so fine and divine.
wasmd now stands at 1.5.2,
A change so small, yet vital it grew.
Through the fields of binary, we hop with glee,
For a safer, swifter journey it shall be. 🚀🌟

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