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PR Summary

• Added a New Element to UI
  A watermark component was added to the App interface for branding and identification purposes. Also, the related translations for this component were included in two languages: English (US) and Chinese (zh-CN).

• Enhanced Playground Area With Testing Elements
  Elements called TestDeviceExpect and related types have been added to the playground area, where developers and users can interactively test the software.

• Improved Blockchain Operations Support
  The application now has an enhanced capability to interact with various blockchains. This includes Ethereum, NEM, Starcoin, and the Lightning Network. These features allow the application to manage interactions with these blockchain networks, improving the application's interoperability.

• Crypto API Expansion
  Several functions have been added to interact with various cryptocurrencies. These additions give the application wider capabilities when dealing with different digital currencies.

• Imported a Context Hook
  The ApplicationContext helps in managing global state throughout the app in an efficient and straightforward manner.

• Updated Device Manager
  With additional methods, the device manager can now perform more operations, providing richer functionality for device interactions.

• File System Changes
  New files related to different functionalities were created. Some functionalities are testing features for Bitcoin (BTC) commands like CoinJoin and Ownership. Others involve managing device operations like firmware updates and device information.

• Device Interaction Modifications
  Several import statements were adjusted for enhanced organization and maintenance.

• Brought in Enhanced Cryptographical Functionality
  The PR has added more files to enable the application to perform more cryptographic operations and debugging abilities. These new files provide additional computational cryptography.

• Introduction of a Variety of Blockchain Functionalities
  A broad range of blockchain functionalities has been added regarding properties like emmc, eos, evm, and nem among others. This greatly widens the number of blockchain-related tasks our application can perform.

• Validation Procedures
  Implemented additional validation functions for getting addresses in various languages (BTC, Aptos, etc.). These changes enhance the reliability and correctness of the application.

• Firmware Management Enhancements
  Many firmware-related enhancements were made on components like erasing firmware, updating firmware, and uploading firmware. Thus, the application now has improved firmware management abilities.

• Improved Ethereum Operations
  Removed the getVersionRange function in DeviceRebootToBootloader.ts. Several Ethereum operation related changes were made, hence, enhancing Ethereum operation management.

• Validation Checks Added
  Added validations for a number of operation results. This way, it bolsters the error handling efficiency

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