[CRITICAL] Implement comprehensive wallet validation and secure transaction handling

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This PR implements comprehensive input validation and enhanced error handling for wallet operations to protect user funds and ensure secure transaction processing across SVM networks.

🔒 Security Enhancements

Input Validation

• Public Key Validation: Strict base58 format validation with 32-byte length checks
• Network Validation: Limited to supported SVM networks (Solana, Sonic, Eclipse, svmBNB, s00n)
• Transaction Parameters: Validates amounts, recipient addresses, and decimal precision
• Cross-Network Safeguards: Ensures network compatibility before trade execution

Enhanced Error Handling

• User-Friendly Messages: Clear, actionable error messages without exposing sensitive data
• Validation Before Blockchain: All inputs validated before any wallet interaction
• Error Classification: Proper error types with recovery guidance
• State Management: Consistent error states across components

📁 Files Added/Modified

Core Validation Utilities

• src/utils/walletValidation.js - Comprehensive validation functions
• src/utils/transactionHandler.js - Enhanced transaction processing with validation
• src/contexts/WalletContextProvider.js - Integrated validation into wallet context

Testing & Documentation

• src/tests/walletValidation.test.js - Unit tests (21/21 passing)
• src/tests/transactionHandler.test.js - Transaction handler tests
• src/tests/walletConnectionIntegration.test.js - Integration tests
• src/tests/validationTests.js - Simple test runner without dependencies
• scripts/manualWalletTest.js - Manual testing script for validation scenarios
• docs/api/wallet-operations.md - Updated with validation guidelines

🧪 Validation Examples

// Public key validation
const isValid = isValidPublicKey('11111111111111111111111111111112'); // true
const isInvalid = isValidPublicKey('invalid-key'); // false

// Transaction validation
const validation = validateTransactionParams({
  from: senderAddress,
  to: recipientAddress,
  amount: 1.5,
  network: 'solana'
});

if (!validation.valid) {
  validation.errors.forEach(error => {
    console.error(getErrorMessage(error)); // User-friendly messages
  });
}

// Cross-network validation
const crossNetworkValidation = validateCrossNetworkTrade({
  sourceNetwork: 'solana',
  destinationNetwork: 'sonic',
  sourceToken: 'SOL',
  destinationToken: 'SONIC'
});

🛡️ Security Features

• No Breaking Changes: All existing functionality preserved
• Minimal Surface Area: Only adds validation layer, no core logic changes
• Zero Private Key Access: Validation utilities never handle sensitive data
• Input Sanitization: Normalizes and sanitizes all user inputs
• Error Boundary: Prevents validation failures from crashing the app

✅ Testing Results

• Unit Tests: 21/21 validation tests passing
• Integration Tests: Wallet connection scenarios covered
• Manual Testing: All validation scenarios verified
• Build Status: ✅ Successful with no errors
• Backward Compatibility: ✅ No breaking changes

📊 Validation Rules

Input Type	Validation Rules
Public Keys	Base58 format, 32 bytes, not default key
Networks	Must be in supported SVM networks list
Amounts	Positive numbers, within bounds, respects decimals
Addresses	Valid public key format for recipients
Cross-Network	Different networks, both supported

🚀 Impact

• User Safety: Prevents invalid transactions from being submitted
• Better UX: Clear error messages guide users to fix issues
• Developer Experience: Comprehensive validation utilities for consistent usage
• Network Security: Validates cross-network compatibility before execution
• Maintainability: Well-tested validation layer with clear documentation

This implementation ensures that user funds are protected by validating all inputs before any blockchain interaction, while maintaining the existing security infrastructure and providing excellent user feedback.

Fixes #60.

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PR Summary:

This is a Work-In-Progress (WIP) PR created to address critical wallet integration and transaction handling security issues (Issue #60). Currently contains only a planning commit with no actual code changes. The PR aims to enhance input validation, error handling, and cross-network transaction safeguards for the P2P cryptocurrency exchange platform.

Review Summary:

I performed a comprehensive security audit of the existing codebase and found that many robust security measures are already implemented. The WalletContextProvider includes excellent error handling with exponential backoff, the validation utilities have proper input checks, and the RPC connection handling includes retry logic and rate limiting. I utilized my knowledge of the repository's existing security architecture to assess what enhancements are actually needed versus what's already well-implemented. Please provide feedback on this review approach, which I'll incorporate into future reviews.

Follow-up suggestions:

• @devloai implement the specific security enhancements identified in issue #60
• @devloai add comprehensive unit tests for wallet validation scenarios