Add nearIntents swap provider image and mapping

[0xh3rman]

From https://x.com/near_intents/status/2026016131589591090

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces visual support for the nearIntents swap provider by adding its specific image asset and ensuring it is correctly referenced within the application's image mapping logic. This enhancement improves the user interface by displaying the appropriate branding for the new provider.

Highlights

• New Swap Provider Image: Added the nearIntents swap provider image asset to the project.
• Image Mapping Correction: Updated the SwapProviderType extension to correctly map nearIntents to its dedicated image asset instead of a generic chain image.

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Changelog

• Packages/PrimitivesComponents/Sources/Extensions/SwapProviderType+Gemstone.swift
  • Updated the image mapping for the nearIntents swap provider to use its specific Images.SwapProviders.nearIntents asset.
• Packages/Style/Sources/Images.swift
  • Added a new static property nearIntents to Images.SwapProviders to expose the new image asset.
• Packages/Style/Sources/Resources/Assets.xcassets/swap_providers/near_intents.imageset/Contents.json
  • Created a new asset catalog entry for the nearIntents SVG image, configuring it for universal use and preserving vector representation.
• Packages/Style/Sources/Resources/Assets.xcassets/swap_providers/near_intents.imageset/near_intents.svg
  • Added the near_intents.svg file, which contains the vector graphic for the nearIntents swap provider logo.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly adds the new image asset for the nearIntents swap provider and updates the code to use it. The changes are logical and well-contained. I have one suggestion to optimize the newly added SVG file to reduce the application's bundle size.