fix: correct proof verification logic in GroveDb

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Updated the proof verification logic in the GroveDb implementation. The changes ensure that when a query item is not found at a specified path, the system correctly processes the path and updates the result accordingly to return a tree item as that is what we are looking for. This addresses potential issues with proof validation, specifically in scenarios where the expected tree structure does not match the provided proof. The logic for handling limits on query results has also been refined to prevent premature termination of the verification process.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved proof verification to correctly handle cases where the proof targets the tree node itself, ensuring accurate results without unnecessary recursion.
• Refactor
  • Cleaned up and reorganized internal exports to remove redundancy and improve maintainability.

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Walkthrough

The changes update public re-exports in grovedb/src/lib.rs by removing a duplicate and reordering pub use statements under certain feature flags, without affecting logic. Additionally, the proof verification logic in grovedb/src/operations/proof/verify.rs is modified to handle cases where a proof targets a tree node itself, introducing a conditional branch to avoid unnecessary recursion.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
grovedb/src/lib.rs	Removed duplicate re-export of Query; reordered and consolidated pub use statements under feature flags.
grovedb/src/operations/proof/verify.rs	Modified verify_layer_proof to add a conditional branch for handling proofs targeting tree nodes directly, avoiding recursion in such cases.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant ProofVerifier

    Caller->>ProofVerifier: verify_layer_proof(path, key, ...)
    alt Query at extended path returns None
        ProofVerifier->>ProofVerifier: Push tree node (path, key, value) to result
        ProofVerifier->>ProofVerifier: Decrement limit, break if zero
    else Query at extended path returns Some
        ProofVerifier->>ProofVerifier: Recursively verify lower layer proof
        ProofVerifier->>ProofVerifier: Combine hashes, check for mismatch
        ProofVerifier->>ProofVerifier: Decrement limit, break if zero
    end

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In the GroveDB warren, neat and spry,
We tidied exports, let duplicates fly.
Proofs now check if trees stand alone,
Recursing less when roots are shown.
With paws on code and whiskers keen,
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