Bitcoin wallet: Docker-based integration tests (bitcoind + electrs)

[nopbody]

Closes #799

added proper end-to-end integration tests for the bitcoin-wallet crate by running real Bitcoin services inside Docker instead of mocks. It spins up a regtest bitcoind with electrs and verifies core wallet flows like receiving, sending, broadcasting, and confirming transactions. This helps catch real-world issues early and makes the wallet logic much more reliable.

@binarybaron Follow-ups / WHICH cases to add next (tracking list)?

[nopbody]

@binarybaron, this approach matches the repo’s existing integration test patterns, All tests pass reliably on clean Docker setups; failures are clear if Docker isn’t running.
Do you have anything particular/specific about this that feels off? - any edge cases or style tweaks you spot?
let me know.
thanks

[binarybaron]

@binarybaron, this approach matches the repo’s existing integration test patterns, All tests pass reliably on clean Docker setups; failures are clear if Docker isn’t running.

Do you have anything particular/specific about this that feels off? - any edge cases or style tweaks you spot?

let me know.

thanks

Will review soon. Is the PR description AI generated ?

[nopbody]

used AI just to refine the wording, but the implementation and reasoning are mine.
Happy to explain any design decision or can walk you through any part if needed.

[0saurabh0]

I'd love to review/give my points on this as per #799 (comment) when this is completed, if its alright with you @binarybaron

[nopbody]

Hi @binarybaron, anything we can do to escalate things here?
thanks

[binarybaron]

Hi @binarybaron, anything we can do to escalate things here? thanks

Not really. We will review this when we find the time. Thank you though.

Can you re-write the description yourself or delete it entirely? If I want a AI summary I can run Claude Code myself.

[nopbody]

Not really. We will review this when we find the time. Thank you though.

NP

Can you re-write the description yourself or delete it entirely? If I want a AI summary I can run Claude Code myself.

Done