✨ feat: recover account section in settings

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new property userDisplayName for improved user identification.
  • Enhanced user interface by displaying user display names instead of provider keys.
  • Expanded authentication options to include 'twitter' as a supported provider.

• Bug Fixes

  • Streamlined authentication provider mapping for better UI rendering.

• Documentation

  • Added comments for clarity on existing properties related to user logins.

• Chores

  • Cleaned up commented-out code to improve readability and maintainability.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve multiple files in the wallet application, primarily enhancing user authentication handling and user interface elements. The GetUserLoginsResultItem class in models.ts now includes a userDisplayName property, improving clarity with updated comments. The AccountManagePage component has streamlined its authentication provider mapping and now displays user names instead of provider keys. The SettingsPage component optimizes user login data retrieval using useMemo and updates rendering logic accordingly. A new authProviderTypeMap constant is introduced to manage authentication provider types, including an update for Twitter support.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
apps/wallet/src/apis/models.ts	Added userDisplayName property to GetUserLoginsResultItem. Updated comments for existing properties.
apps/wallet/src/pages/account-manage/index.tsx	Removed local authProviderLogoMap, replaced with import of authProviderTypeMap. Updated user login display to userDisplayName.
apps/wallet/src/pages/settings/index.tsx	Added useMemo for user login info retrieval. Updated rendering logic to show loading spinner and user display name. Cleaned up commented code.
apps/wallet/src/utils/auth/index.ts	Introduced authProviderTypeMap for mapping authentication providers. Updated supportedAuthenticators to include Twitter. Modified login method for Twitter support.

Poem

In the wallet's cozy nook,
A name for each login took.
With maps that guide the way,
User names now hold sway.
A spinner spins, oh what a sight,
As we greet the user bright! 🐇✨

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