chore: bump @cookbookdev/docsbot (Ask Cookbook) to 4.17.9

[ClockRide]

• Bumped @cookbookdev/docsbot (Ask Cookbook) to 4.17.9.
• Updated apiKey to provide more flexibility by using a dedicated portal for the documentation website. All Manta team members who joined the previous CMS portal have already been provided access to the new one as well. Please contact us at tyler@cookbook.dev if you work for Manta and would like access to the "Ask Cookbook" settings!

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[jincan39]

@ClockRide Thanks, btw please review that the huge change of yarn.lock.

[ClockRide]

@ClockRide Thanks, btw please review that the huge change of yarn.lock.

Sure thing! Since the previous version, we've added a playground feature that allows users to deploy any contract from our library to Manta in just a few clicks, as well as customize it for their needs right from the browser tab! Since we compile contracts directly in the browser using solc and use monaco-react to support Solidity syntax highlighting, we have added many new dependencies as a result.

The good part, though, is that it's all lazy-loaded and tree-shaken during the bundling step, resulting in roughly a 3kb (gzip) initial bundle for your setup (see https://bundlejs.com/?q=%40cookbookdev%2Fdocsbot%404.21.0%2Freact).

I could see how bloating your yarn.lock with all this dependencies could be a concern though, even though they never end up in actual bundle. To address this, we plan to decouple the lazy-loaded version you're using from the main bundle in the future. However, for now, they are all part of the same package, and if this is a blocker, I'm happy to work with you to find a temporary workaround, so lmk if that's something you want to pursue

[jincan39]

@ClockRide ah i see that make sense, please rewrite your commit with a signature so that i can merge this PR, thanks.