fix: accept an explicit fee of 0

[SafraNako]

Problem

The fee parser in the spending commands is:

let fee = 0 // (send / send-message / generate-lattice-keys) or 100 (sign-tx-offline)
if (flags.fee) {
  const passedFee = parseInt(flags.fee, 10)
  if (passedFee) {
    fee = passedFee
  } else {
    this.log(`${red('⨉')} Fee is invalid`)
    this.exit(1)
  }
}

parseInt('0', 10) is 0, which is falsy, so if (passedFee) sends a
zero fee down the "invalid" branch. Result: -f 0 is rejected on send,
send-message, notarize, generate-lattice-keys and sign-tx-offline
— even though 0 is exactly the fee these commands use when -f is
omitted, and the node accepts any fee >= 0.

$ ./bin/run send 1 -r Q0002... -h "<hexseed>" -i 1 -f 0 -T tx.json -t
Transaction details:
⨉ Fee is invalid          # exit 1, nothing written

$ ./bin/run send 1 -r Q0002... -h "<hexseed>" -i 1     -T tx.json -t
Fee: 0 Shor               # exit 0 — same value, omitted, works

The otsindex check a few lines above already gets this right
(if (!passedOts && passedOts !== 0)).

Fix

Reject only a non-numeric or negative fee:

if (Number.isNaN(passedFee) || passedFee < 0) { ... exit(1) }
fee = passedFee

-f abc, -f .01, -f -5 still fail exactly as before; -f 0 now
works. Also corrected the "defaults to 100 Shor" flag text on
send / send-message / generate-lattice-keys, which initialise
fee = 0 (sign-tx-offline keeps its genuine 100 default).

Tests

test/commands/send.test.js gains send #3c: an offline
send -f 0 -T <file> run that must exit 0 and write a transaction
whose fee is "0". Verified against the offline suite
(QRL_TEST_OFFLINE=true); npm run lint clean.

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[jplomas]

Thanks, this PR crosses with some fork work which closes this issue. Thank you for your contribution.