Diana Carvalho 8b4b79b353 feat: Refactor TychoEncoder
We have a trait TychoEncoder and then two implementations: TychoRouterEncoder and TychoExecutorEncoder.
This way we go a level above with the decision if it is a direct execution or if it should use the tycho router.

- Created two builders: one for each tycho encoder
- Delete ExecutorStrategyEncoder and move code straight into the TychoExecutorEncoder
- Add validate_solution to trait TychoEncoder
- Move group_swaps.rs a level up
- Update tests and usage cases

Doing this we get rid of all that weird stuff we were doing before

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Tycho Execution

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Tycho Execution makes it easy to trade on different DEXs by handling the complex encoding for you. Instead of creating custom code for each DEX, you get a simple, ready-to-use tool that generates the necessary data to execute trades. It's designed to be safe, straightforward, and quick to set up, so anyone can start trading without extra effort.

For complete documentation, see Tycho docs here.

Examples

To get started on encoding, have a look at our Encoding example. For a complete example please refer to the Tycho Quickstart guide.

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