test(rfq): prove confidential P2TR settlement - #25
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Summary
just regtestand document the focused commandWhy
This completes the next RFQ-first roadmap milestone: prove the underlying two-wallet confidential settlement mechanics before freezing a production venue API or remote RFQ protocol. The implementation is deliberately test-local.
The test keeps the policy asset separate from the traded payment and outcome assets, exercises non-adjacent RFQ inputs and outputs, and includes fail-closed mutations. It also covers the ECDH-nonce case where public proofs and consensus validation can succeed while the intended recipient cannot unblind the output.
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nix develop .#default --command just ci-checksnix develop .#default --command just regtest-rfq-settlementgit diff --checkNeed help on this PR? Tag
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