fix: Correct typo in test_existsOnChainReg function name

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Description:
This commit fixes a typo in the function name test_existstsOnChainReg. The function has been renamed to test_existsOnChainReg for clarity and consistency. This change improves readability and ensures the function name better reflects its intended purpose. The correction helps maintain consistency with naming conventions.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Corrected a typo in a test case function name to improve code readability and consistency.

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Walkthrough

The pull request involves a minor correction in a test function name within the .github/workflows/utility/test_ibcdata.py file. The change addresses a typographical error by renaming the function test_existstsOnChainReg to test_existsOnChainReg. This modification does not alter the underlying test logic or functionality, simply fixing a spelling mistake in the function name.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/utility/test_ibcdata.py	Corrected function name from test_existstsOnChainReg to test_existsOnChainReg

Poem

🐰 A typo hopped along the way,
In test function's name, a small display
Of letters dancing, just one slip
Now corrected with a rabbit's quip
Precision matters, even in code's play! 🧪

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