perf: Speedup DecCoin.Sort() when coins is of length 1

[DongLieu]

Similar to PR #18875, I think that we should avoid this heap allocation if len(coins) <= 1.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between b7f60d8 and 297fb33.

Walkthrough

The update to the DecCoins type involves an optimization in its Sort method. The method now includes a conditional check that determines whether to invoke sort.Sort. This check is based on the size of the coins slice, aiming to bypass an unnecessary runtime copy when certain conditions are met, thus potentially improving performance.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
types/dec_coin.go	Optimized Sort method in DecCoins to conditionally use sort.Sort, reducing runtime copies for specific slice lengths. Enhanced coins.Sort() method under the types category.

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