Navigate to perpetual screen for perpetual asset push notifications

[DRadmir]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the application's navigation system by introducing specific handling for perpetual assets. It ensures that when a user interacts with a perpetual asset, whether directly or via a transaction, they are directed to a dedicated 'perpetual' screen, providing a tailored experience for this asset type. This change is crucial for supporting future features related to perpetual assets and improving clarity in the user interface.

Highlights

• Conditional Navigation: Implemented conditional navigation logic within NavigationHandler to differentiate between standard assets and perpetual assets.
• Perpetual Asset Scene: Introduced navigation to a dedicated Scenes.Perpetual screen when handling perpetual assets, ensuring a specialized user experience.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the navigation logic to correctly handle perpetual assets, directing users to the perpetuals screen when a push notification for such an asset is received. The changes are logical and address the feature requirement. I've added one suggestion to refactor a small piece of duplicated code for better maintainability.

[gemini-code-assist]

To improve maintainability and reduce code duplication, you can determine the assetScene first and then call setPath once. This avoids repeating the setPath call and the creation of the Scenes.Transaction object.

Suggested change

	if asset.type == .perpetual {
	navigationState.wallet.setPath([Scenes.Perpetual(asset), Scenes.Transaction(transaction: transactionExtended)])
	} else {
	navigationState.wallet.setPath([Scenes.Asset(asset: asset), Scenes.Transaction(transaction: transactionExtended)])
	}
	let assetScene: any Hashable = if asset.type == .perpetual {
	Scenes.Perpetual(asset)
	} else {
	Scenes.Asset(asset: asset)
	}
	navigationState.wallet.setPath([assetScene, Scenes.Transaction(transaction: transactionExtended)])

[gemcoder21]

use switch