chore: default TimeoutCommit to 2s

[czarcas7ic]

Closes: #7907

What is the purpose of the change

Moves default from 3s to 2s, targeting 3 second blocks.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Adjusted the default block time to enhance speed and efficiency in transactions.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes to the codebase involve adjusting the TimeoutCommit configuration from 3 seconds to 2 seconds. This modification is aimed at achieving faster block times, aligning with the project's goal to reduce block times in its version updates. The adjustments were made across two main files within the command options of the Osmosis daemon (osmosisd), ensuring the new default setting is applied consistently across the system.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
cmd/osmosisd/cmd/init.go	TimeoutCommit changed from 3s to 2s
cmd/osmosisd/cmd/root.go	TimeoutCommit in tmcConfig & serverCtx.Config changed from 3s to 2s

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Default timeout to 2s (#7907)	✅
Auto override to 2s unless flag provided (#7907)	❓	The changelog and code snippets do not explicitly mention the implementation of an auto override mechanism or the use of a flag to control this behavior.

Poem

In the realm of code, where time is gold,
A rabbit hopped, bold and bold.
"From three to two," it said with glee,
"Faster blocks, as quick as can be!"
🚀🐇💨
With every hop, the code did change,
In Osmosis lands, it rearranged.
"Celebrate," it cheered, "for we are free,
To sync our dreams, more swiftly we'll see!"

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