Added SDK integration, flexible policy accounts, and general security…

[luke-truitt]

… updates (#41)

• make policy account resizable

• resiable idenitty accounts (resiable idenitty accounts #35)

• resiable idenitty accounts

• update tests, init more tests

• remove commented files

• update signer checks + hash policy account (update signer checks to use only authority or delegate #36)

• update signer checks to use only authority or delegate

• policy hash + patches (generic security fixes #38)

• generic security fixes

• use hash to identify policies (use hash to identify policies #39)

• use hash to identify policies

• use policy account in hash

• Merged resizable policies and dashboards

• Updated clients rwa-token-sdk for resizable policy

• Added program

• update anchor binary

• update idls

• Rename IDL types in client

• use camel case + fix eslint + fix tests partially + update anchor repo

• fix tests

• Added @bridgesplit/sdk update to example

• Updated to support new PolicyType

• Updated policy enum types

• Updated examples

• fix typedoc issues

• fix typedoc issues

• Update instructions

• Updated instructions

• Convention update

• Updated typedoc json

• Updated testing path

• Removed examples

• fix build yaml

• update package + add lint to actions

• update package naming across file

• rm untracked file

• Added conventions

• Updated client to be coral anchor.

• clear github cache

• Deleted old idls

• update file names

• fix tests

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