feat(web): read real wallet bindings on the dashboard - #103
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The wallets page only ever read the indexer/database, so a wallet whose handle was claimed on-chain showed nothing until the indexer caught up. Add a server-side read-only registry lookup (Soroban RPC simulation, no signing) and fall back to it when the database is empty, so an on-chain binding surfaces immediately. When the Identity Registry isn't deployed on the active network the page shows an honest empty state instead of a misleading 'no wallets linked' message. Closes blockchain-maxis#51
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main gained its own `lib/server/registry-read.ts` (view-call helpers for resolve / lookup / count, with a `SimulatingServer` seam and their own tests), which lands the same capability this branch added as `lookupHandleOnchain`. Dropped the duplicate in favour of main's, and pointed the wallets page at `lookupWallet` — that one also validates the address and the returned handle before trusting them. The page wiring, which is what issue blockchain-maxis#51 is actually about, is unchanged: the on-chain read is a fallback for when the database has nothing, and the empty state still distinguishes an unconfigured registry from no linked wallets. Closes blockchain-maxis#51.
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Summary
The dashboard Wallets page only ever read the indexer/database, so a wallet whose handle was claimed on-chain showed nothing until the indexer caught up (and showed a misleading empty state on networks where the registry isn't even deployed).
This wires the page to the on-chain Identity Registry:
apps/web/lib/server/registry-read.ts— server-side, read-onlylookupHandleOnchain(wallet)that simulates the registry'slookupcall over Soroban RPC (no signing, no submission), plusisRegistryConfigured(). Both fail closed: unconfigured registry, unbound wallet, or unreachable RPC all returnnull/false.wallets/page.tsx— when the database is empty, falls back to the on-chain read so a binding surfaces immediately. The empty state now distinguishes 'registry not deployed on this network' from 'no wallets linked yet'.Testing
pnpm --filter @signet/web typecheck✅pnpm --filter @signet/web test✅ (54/54, incl. 3 new registry-read tests covering the config gate + fail-closed unconfigured path)pnpm --filter @signet/web lint✅Closes #51