perf: Don't keep refetching params in epoch

[ValarDragon]

Speeds up epoch by .5s by not repeatedly re-fetching the params.

This is state compatible even though its gas impacting, as it only affects begin block gas counts.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a minimum distribution value setting to enhance the distribution mechanism.

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Walkthrough

The recent modifications introduce a new minDistrValue field in the DistributionValueCache struct, enhancing the distribution logic in the distributeInternal and Distribute functions. This update ensures that distributions do not proceed if they fall below a specified minimum value, aligning distribution actions more closely with configured parameters.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.../distribute.go	Added minDistrValue to DistributionValueCache. Updated distributeInternal and Distribute functions to utilize the new field for minimum distribution value checks.

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Ensuring every distribution stands tall.
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between c51d28c and ebec4e8.

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• x/incentives/keeper/distribute.go (3 hunks)

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x/incentives/keeper/distribute.go (3)

32-32: Addition of minDistrValue to DistributionValueCache struct is a good optimization to reduce redundant parameter fetches.

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628-628: Usage of minDistrValue from minDistrValueCache in distributeInternal function optimizes parameter fetching.

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930-930: Initialization of minDistrValue in minDistrValueCache in the Distribute function effectively reduces redundant parameter fetches.

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