feat(wallet): let a deliberate unlock opt out of the automatic coin locks - #7635

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Inline comments:
In `@src/wallet/test/wallet_tests.cpp`:
- Around line 146-163: Update unlock_all_coins_failed_persist so the test
reaches the auto-lock opt-out write failure: extend FailBatch with a separate
write-control flag, configure erases to succeed while WriteAutoLockOptOut fails,
and assert UnlockAllCoins fails without retaining the in-memory opt-out. Keep
the existing m_pass behavior for the erase-failure test and target the rollback
in UnlockAllCoins.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@src/wallet/wallet.cpp`:
- Around line 2845-2866: Update CWallet::UnlockAllCoins so outputs whose
EraseLockedUTXO call fails remain in setLockedCoins; remove only outputs whose
persisted lock record was successfully erased, while preserving the existing
success reporting and opt-out handling.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/wallet/rpc/coins.cpp`:
- Around line 412-419: Make multi-output coin locking atomic by beginning a
WalletBatch transaction before the lockunspent loop, committing after all
operations succeed, and aborting before throwing on any failure in
src/wallet/rpc/coins.cpp lines 412-419; apply the same TxnBegin/TxnCommit
pattern to the lockCoins and unlockCoins loops in src/wallet/interfaces.cpp
lines 403-420, aborting before their early false returns.

In `@src/wallet/walletdb.cpp`:
- Line 52: Restore alphabetical ordering of DBKeys by moving the AUTOLOCK_OPTOUT
definition in src/wallet/walletdb.cpp (line 52) near ACENTRY, and moving its
matching extern declaration in src/wallet/walletdb.h (line 84) to the same
position.

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In `src/wallet/wallet.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/wallet/wallet.cpp:2834-2840: Commit each lock and opt-out update atomically
  `WalletBatch` documents that each write or erase is its own transaction unless `TxnBegin()` is used, but these user lock transitions do not start a transaction. If `UnlockCoin()` commits `EraseLockedUTXO()` and `WriteAutoLockOptOut()` then fails, this method removes the in-memory opt-out and returns false even though the coin is already unlocked in memory and on disk. A protected dust output or masternode collateral is therefore selectable despite `lockunspent` reporting failure, and it can be automatically relocked on a later load because the opt-out was not saved. The reverse partial transition occurs in `LockCoinByUser()` when the lock write succeeds but erasing the opt-out fails, while `UnlockAllCoins()` has the same erase-then-write split at lines 2851-2862. Wrap each logical lock/opt-out pair in an explicit database transaction and restore the original in-memory lock and opt-out state on begin, write, or commit failure, or fully compensate the first durable operation before returning false.

In `<commit:894dfe8>`:
- [SUGGESTION] <commit:894dfe8>:1: Squash the corrective commit into the feature commit
  Commit 894dfe855312439eee312e34df7677a57b94d9bf corrects behavior and test setup introduced by 5c44010e74c89c4f5c7f2564dfc805d172546dca: it converts the remaining masternode-wizard cleanup calls to the non-user-intent release API and repairs failure injection for a regression test added by the feature. Because the feature has not shipped between these commits, retaining both leaves the feature commit semantically incomplete during bisection. Fold 894dfe8 into 5c44010; the focused release-notes commit can remain separate.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@src/wallet/wallet.cpp`:
- Line 5094: Update WalletLoaderImpl::migrateWallet() after the LoadWallet()
call to detect a null res.wallet and return util::Error{error}; preserve the
existing successful MigrationResult path only when the migrated wallet is loaded
successfully.

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In `src/evo/providertx_service.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/evo/providertx_service.cpp:523-570: Make successful registration supersede an earlier unlock
  An outpoint can carry an opt-out before it becomes protected. If it is later used in a successfully submitted ProRegTx, `CollateralLockGuard` acquires only an in-memory lock and `Keep()` retains that hold, while neither the direct registration path nor the prepared-submission path clears the old opt-out or persists the retained collateral lock. The current-process hold masks the problem until restart; then `AutoLockMasternodeCollaterals()` skips the now-live collateral because of the stale opt-out, making it available to ordinary coin selection despite the registration wizard stating that collateral remains locked while registered. Cancellation and failed submission should preserve the opt-out and release only the transient hold, but successful submission must clear the opt-out and persist the collateral lock.

In `<commit:bafe8b7>`:
- [SUGGESTION] <commit:bafe8b7>:1: Squash the corrective commit into the feature commit
  Commit bafe8b76771 repairs behavior and test setup introduced by 7273aac06b0: it changes the remaining masternode-wizard cleanup calls to the non-user-intent release API and adds the write-only failure control needed by a regression test from the feature commit. Retaining the split leaves 7273aac independently incorrect during bisection. Fold bafe8b7 into 7273aac; the focused release-notes commit can remain separate.

In `src/wallet/wallet.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/wallet/wallet.cpp:2822-2877: Commit each lock and opt-out update atomically
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/dash/pull/7635#discussion_r3835730193)
  `WalletBatch` documents that each write or erase is its own transaction unless `TxnBegin()` is used, but these user lock transitions still perform their related database operations independently. If `UnlockCoinByUser()` successfully erases `lockedutxo` and the subsequent opt-out write fails, it returns false after leaving the output unlocked in memory and on disk without a durable opt-out. The protected output is therefore spendable despite `lockunspent` reporting failure and can be automatically relocked after a later reload. `LockCoinByUser()` has the inverse partial transition when the lock write succeeds but erasing the opt-out fails, and `UnlockAllCoins()` repeats the erase-then-write split. The failure tests only verify the in-memory opt-out and do not verify restoration of the original lock. Wrap each logical pair in an explicit database transaction and restore both original in-memory states on begin, operation, or commit failure.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/qt/coincontroldialog.cpp`:
- Around line 315-325: Check the boolean results of lockCoinByUser() and
unlockCoinByUser() in CoinControlDialog::lockCoin() and
CoinControlDialog::unlockCoin(); show a warning and avoid updating the item
state when either operation fails. In src/qt/coincontroldialog.cpp lines
315-325, apply this to both lock and unlock paths. In src/qt/transactionview.cpp
line 494, check unlockCoinByUser(), show a warning on failure, and skip
refreshWallet(true); follow the existing failure-handling pattern in
buttonLockAllClicked().

Apply the same fix in `@src/qt/coincontroldialog.cpp` at line 315.

In `@src/test/util/masternode.cpp`:
- Line 139: Wrap the CMessageSigner::SignMessage call in the test helper with an
assertion that its return value succeeds, using the file’s existing assertion
convention. Keep the existing signing arguments and ProRegTx construction
unchanged.

In `@src/wallet/test/availablecoins_tests.cpp`:
- Around line 248-253: Replace the duplicated BlockInfo construction and
blockConnected call in both affected tests, including
CollateralRegistrationSupersedesDeliberateUnlock, with the existing
ConnectToWallet() helper. Preserve each test’s current block and tip inputs
through the helper.

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Inline comments:
In `@src/wallet/wallet.cpp`:
- Around line 2850-2889: Wrap the paired lock and auto-lock opt-out updates in
CWallet::LockCoinByUser and CWallet::UnlockCoinByUser in a single WalletBatch
transaction using TxnBegin and TxnCommit. Ensure both durable operations commit
together, and return failure without leaving either record partially updated;
preserve the existing in-memory rollback behavior and temporary-batch handling.
- Around line 2896-2912: Update the loop handling setLockedCoins so outputs for
which batch.EraseLockedUTXO(output) fails remain in setLockedCoins; only remove
outputs after their lock record is successfully erased and preserve the existing
success=false behavior for failures.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/wallet/test/availablecoins_tests.cpp`:
- Around line 331-370: Make SpentOptOutsAreNotRecheckedEachBlock exercise the
documented !IsSpent(output) guard by using MasternodeCollateralTestingSetup and
registering the collateral with m_node.dmnman so ListProTxCoins() returns this
outpoint. Preserve the existing spent-outpoint setup and assertions, ensuring
the test would fail if ReclaimRegisteredCollaterals() removed that guard.

These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

In `src/wallet/wallet.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/wallet/wallet.cpp:4825-4834: Preserve deliberate unlocks when migration moves watch-only transactions
  `ApplyMigrationData()` copies watch-only transactions into the new `_watchonly` wallet but does not transfer the `AUTOLOCK_OPTOUT` records associated with their outputs. `AddToWallet()` in the destination can therefore apply its dust lock immediately, after which the source transaction is removed and the source opt-out is eventually pruned as orphaned. A deliberately unlocked watch-only output becomes locked again during `migratewallet` and remains locked after restart, preventing watch-only funding workflows from selecting it. Transfer applicable opt-outs and preserve the corresponding unlocked state before deleting the source transaction.
- [SUGGESTION] src/wallet/wallet.cpp:1504-1508: Avoid rescanning every opt-out on unrelated blocks
  `blockConnected()` invokes `ReclaimRegisteredCollaterals()` after every block, even when the block contains no provider registration. For every unspent opt-out originally recorded as an ordinary coin, this rebuilds a candidate set and calls `listMNCollaterials()`, which obtains the deterministic masternode list and checks every candidate while `cs_wallet` is held. Routine block processing therefore scales with all currently unspent deliberate unlocks, which can be large for wallets affected by dust attacks. Gate the scan on blocks containing relevant registrations while retaining a separate retry set for candidates whose database update failed.
- [BLOCKING] src/wallet/wallet.cpp:2850-2912: Commit each lock and opt-out update atomically
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/dash/pull/7635#discussion_r3835730193)
  `WalletBatch` documents that each write or erase is its own transaction unless `TxnBegin()` is used, but these user lock transitions still perform related database operations independently. In `UnlockCoinByUser()`, erasing `lockedutxo` can succeed before writing `autolockoptout` fails, leaving the output unlocked in memory and on disk despite the method reporting failure; `LockCoinByUser()` has the inverse partial transition. `UnlockAllCoins()` also clears every in-memory lock unconditionally, including outputs whose durable lock erase failed, and can partially apply erase/write pairs across the batch. Wrap each logical transition in an explicit transaction and restore both original in-memory states on begin, operation, or commit failure; failure tests should verify lock state and durable state after reload.