fix: miner wallet setup for mandatory wallet_name + Bitcoin Core >= 25 support - #1877
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Companion to stacks-network/stacks-core#7433: burnchain.wallet_name is now mandatory for miners, and the node loads (never creates) the wallet.
The miner guides now provision a watch-only descriptor wallet (
disable_private_keys=true) and import the publiccombo(...)descriptor of the miner key: the stacks node signs its bitcoin transactions itself, so no private key is stored in bitcoind. This replaces the previous createwallet + importprivkey flow, which is broken on Bitcoin Core ≥ 29.Every documented command was executed against the latest minor of every Core major from 25 through 31, and
stacks-corenow has an integration test stacks-network/stacks-core@8692f3e that pins the current guide commands for each new major version of bitcoin.