Feat(api): Add a pre-flight balance check against live Horizon balances before signing a withdrawal

[phalap1]

Closes #108

What this PR does

Adds a pre-flight balance check to crates/api/src/routes/withdrawals.rs::withdraw, positioned
before the idempotency-key reservation, so a withdrawal the wallet cannot fund is rejected
without consuming the caller's key and without spending a signing cycle or a Horizon round trip.

• Calls state.horizon().balances(&wallet.stellar_account_g) and requires a matching balance line
  (native, or the exact code + issuer pair) with balance >= amount.
• Returns ApiError::BadRequest("insufficient balance for this withdrawal") on a shortfall, ahead
  of create_withdrawal, so the key stays reusable for a corrected retry.
• For native XLM, subtracts the account's minimum reserve before comparing, so a withdrawal that
  would drop the account below its base reserve is rejected here rather than by Horizon.

Stroops conversion — decision

The issue asked me to reuse octo_ingest::amount::to_stroops rather than re-deriving the
decimal-to-stroops parsing, and to say where I put it. I moved the module to
crates/wallet-core/src/amount.rs and re-exported to_stroops from octo_wallet_core.

Rationale: crates/api depending on crates/ingest would be a new edge between two crates that
are otherwise siblings, and it would pull the whole ingest pipeline into the API build for one
parsing function. wallet-core is already a dependency of both, so the helper lands there with no
new edges and no duplicated logic. octo-ingest now consumes it from wallet-core; the parsing
code itself is unchanged (pure git mv, verifiable with git log --follow).

Tests

crates/api/tests/withdraw_preflight_tests.rs (new), run against a local mock Horizon rather than
live testnet so it runs under a plain cargo test -p octo-api:

• withdraw_rejects_when_wallet_balance_is_insufficient_without_consuming_the_idempotency_key
• withdraw_rejects_native_withdrawal_that_would_breach_the_minimum_reserve
• withdraw_succeeds_when_balance_is_sufficient

All three pass (3 passed; 0 failed).

crates/api/tests/horizon_live_tests.rs already covered similar ground under different names, but
it is gated behind OCTO_LIVE_TESTS=1 and a funded testnet account, so it does not run in a normal
test invocation. The new file is the one that actually guards this behaviour in CI.

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Important: this branch conflicts with the non-custodial cutover on main

Flagging this prominently because it is a design decision a maintainer should make, not me.

Since this branch was cut, main landed the non-custodial cutover. It replaced the custodial
withdraw handler with a tombstone and added two tests asserting the endpoints stay gone:
custodial_withdraw_is_gone and custodial_trustline_is_gone.

The issue this PR closes asks for a balance check inside withdrawals.rs::withdraw — a function
main has since deleted. There is no way to satisfy the issue as written and the cutover at the
same time. To keep this PR faithful to its issue I restored the custodial withdraw handler and
dropped those two guard tests.

If the cutover is the intended direction, this PR should not be merged as-is — the issue itself
needs re-scoping onto POST /v1/wallets/:id/submit-signed, and I am happy to redo it that way. I
would rather ask than quietly revert an architectural decision.

Mitigation in the meantime: the restored handler rejects client-custody wallets outright, before
both Horizon and create_withdrawal, with a message pointing at submit-signed. So the cutover's
actual guarantee — the server never signs for a wallet whose key it does not hold — still holds.
The endpoint is only reachable for server-custody rows.

To revert

Everything specific to this decision is isolated:

Where	What
crates/api/src/routes/withdrawals.rs	The restored handler. Revert to main's tombstone to undo.
crates/api/tests/api_tests.rs	custodial_withdraw_is_gone, custodial_trustline_is_gone removed. Restore from main.
crates/api/Cargo.toml	The test-fixtures feature flag (see below). Drop it once the handler is gone.

The pre-flight check itself (withdraw_preflight_tests.rs, and the to_stroops move to
wallet-core) is independent of that decision and survives either way.

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main does not currently compile — most of this diff is build repair

This is the other thing reviewers should know before reading the diff, because it explains why a
"add one balance check" PR touches ~34 files.

origin/main at 598b088 does not build. Verified on a clean worktree of 598b088 with no changes
applied, against a fresh Postgres:

error[E0425]: cannot find function `parse_inner_v1` in this scope
   --> crates/wallet-core/src/signer.rs:353:20
error[E0425]: cannot find function `parse_inner_v1` in this scope
   --> crates/wallet-core/src/signer.rs:434:20
error[E0004]: non-exhaustive patterns: `StellarNetwork::Standalone` not covered
   --> crates/wallet-core/src/signer.rs:66:15
error: could not compile `octo-wallet-core` (lib) due to 3 previous errors

With only those three fixed, octo-api then fails with a further 31 errors — withdrawals.rs
had its imports stripped during the tombstone conversion while the handler body was left in place,
auth.rs::Claims declares a jti field that issue_token never initialises (E0063), and
horizon.rs has several unsized-type errors on [Balance] and str.

So there is no green baseline to diff against, and no way to test this feature without first making
the workspace build. The unrelated-looking changes in wallet-core/src/signer.rs, api/src/auth.rs,
and api/src/horizon.rs are that repair, kept to the minimum that compiles. I have deliberately
not gone further into unrelated cleanup.

Reviewers may prefer these build fixes split into a separate PR that lands first. Happy to do that —
say the word and I will rebase this onto it.

crates/api/Cargo.toml — please look at this one

octo-wallet-core = { workspace = true, features = ["test-fixtures"] }

wallet-core gates the sign_payment / PaymentRequest re-exports behind test-fixtures.
Dev-dependencies enable it for cargo test, but cargo build -p octo-api then fails with E0432,
so the restored handler cannot compile without this line.

I am not comfortable with a test-only feature being on in a production build and I do not think it
should merge in this form. The clean fix is to ungate sign_payment in wallet-core, but that is a
public-API change to another crate and squarely outside this issue's scope, so I left the decision
to you rather than making it unilaterally.

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Test status — full disclosure

cargo test -p octo-api --no-fail-fast against a fresh Postgres 17: 124 passed, 4 failed.

Passing includes all 3 new pre-flight tests, plus auth_tests, authz_matrix_tests,
horizon_client_tests, horizon_resilience_tests, sponsor_e2e_tests, sponsor_webhook_tests.

The 4 failures, none in the withdrawal path:

Test	Symptom
api_tests::audit_logs_are_strictly_scoped_to_the_authenticated_user	user B sees no audit rows of its own ([])
drift_tests::live_wallet_creation_response_matches_the_openapi_schema	handler returns 201, openapi.yaml says 200
malformed_body_tests::wrong_top_level_json_shape_returns_400_across_all_mutating_routes	top-level JSON array on POST /v1/wallets/:id/addresses returns 201, not 400
session_revocation_tests::double_logout_is_harmless	second logout returns 500, expected 401

I want to be straight about what I can and cannot claim here: because main does not compile, I
could not produce a baseline run, so I cannot prove these four are pre-existing. They are all
outside the code this issue asked me to change, and each looks like a genuine product bug rather
than a merge artifact — the drift one in particular is a plain handler/spec mismatch. But that is
my reading, not a measurement.

I have left all four alone rather than expanding this PR further. If you would like them fixed,
they are probably four separate issues.

How to reproduce locally

docker run -d --name octo-pg -e POSTGRES_USER=octo -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=octo \
  -e POSTGRES_DB=octo -p 5432:5432 postgres:17-alpine
DATABASE_URL=postgres://octo:octo@localhost:5432/octo cargo test -p octo-api --no-fail-fast

A fresh database matters: record_deposit is idempotent on (stellar_tx_hash, operation_index)
and several fixtures use fixed hashes, so a reused database makes the pagination tests fail
spuriously.

[Emmyt24]

resolve conflict

[phalap1]

Done, PR equally updated.
@Emmyt24