Refactor lib9c models

[U-lis]

• Create Address model
• Create Currency model
• Create FungibleAssteValue model

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Mead 같은 케이스를 생각하면 ticker는 밖에서 정하고 보내주는게 좋을것같습니다.

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ValueError 발생 케이스를 추가하면 좋을것 같습니다.

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This PR has 335 quantified lines of changes. In general, a change size of upto 200 lines is ideal for the best PR experience!

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Total files changed: 14

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실제 claimItems 액션을 생성하는건 이후 pr에서 진행되는건가요? (plainValue가 제대로 셋안되는것처럼 보여서)

[U-lis]

실제 claimItems 액션을 생성하는건 이후 pr에서 진행되는건가요? (plainValue가 제대로 셋안되는것처럼 보여서)

네 action 만드는건 이 branch 에서 이어서 commit 쌓을 예정입니다.