Add LMDB blockchain unit tests (write + read)

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No unit tests existed to verify that the LMDB backend correctly stores and retrieves blockchain data, including reorg scenarios.

Test chain structure

Height:  0    1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9   10   11   12   13   14   15
        GB – B1 – B2 – B3 – B4 – B5 – B6 – B7 – B8 – B9 – B10          (original main chain)
                              └──── F6 – F7 – F8 – F9 – F10– F11– F12– F13– F14– F15
                                    (fork from B5; reorg triggers when fork exceeds main-chain height)

After the reorg: main chain is heights 0–15; B6–B10 become orphans (5 blocks).

Changes

• lmdb_tests.rs – new test module with:
  • build_test_blockchain() – creates the chain above using TestBlockchain. Main-chain blocks B2–B10 each spend the previous coinbase. Fork blocks F6–F15 are coinbase-only. Fork block SMT roots are computed correctly via a MockTreeStore JMT initialised to the UTXO state at B5, bypassing the DB's tip-only MMR calculation.
  • replay_chain_data() – serialises all blocks to JSON, deserialises, and replays them into a fresh BlockchainDatabase<TempDatabase> in identical insertion order.
  • test_lmdb_write – asserts that a JSON-roundtripped replay produces an identical database: matching block hashes for all 16 main-chain heights, identical orphan-pool hashes, UTXO count, and kernel MMR size.
  • test_lmdb_read – exhaustively exercises every backend read operation across all 16 main-chain blocks and 5 orphans: fetch_chain_header, fetch_chain_header_in_all_chains, fetch_block, fetch_block_accumulated_data, fetch_header_accumulated_data, fetch_orphan, fetch_outputs_in_block, fetch_inputs_in_block, fetch_kernels_in_block, fetch_output, fetch_mined_info_by_payref, fetch_outputs_in_block_with_spend_state, fetch_kernel_by_excess_sig, fetch_header_containing_kernel_mmr, and fetch_unspent_output_hash_by_commitment.
• tests/mod.rs – adds mod lmdb_tests.

Known issue

The reorg-trigger assertion (assert_reorg) uses the wrong counts — F11 (height 11) beats the main chain at height 10, so F6–F10 are orphans and F11 triggers the reorg (assert_reorg(6, 5)), with F12–F15 appended directly. This needs a follow-up fix before the tests will pass.

Original prompt

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<issue_title>Create lmdb unit tests</issue_title>
<issue_description>We need to create 2 tests to ensure lmdb is correct
1: write all blockchain data, and test all blockchain functionality to a new lmdb file
2 Load all blockchain data and see if we can read this.

We need to creata a new blockchain, with a few blocks, and run through a few operations such as addming inputs, outputs, kernels, pruning etc.
We can use a single function to do this, and we can then for 1, do a bit compare on the generated files, and we can also use this function to generate the file we use to compare against</issue_description>

Comments on the Issue (you are @copilot in this section)

@SWvheerden # Create chain * Add genesis block * Create a test chain of 10 blocks spending inputs from the previous blocks, add these in order * Create another chain forking from block 5 for 10 more blocks, spending inputs from the previous blocks, add these in order * Save all block data in a json file so we can replicate this

test write

• read all the json data from the original create, and follow the chain create,
• create a new lmdb file, and do a bit compare to see if the write is the same

test read

• read the json file for each block
• load up the test lmdb file as the db
• test if you can fetch all 15 main chain headers
• test if you can fetch all 5 reorged headers
• test if you can fetch all 15 main chain blocks
• fetch the accumulated data for each mainnet block and orphan
• test if you can fetch all 5 reorged blocks
• for each mainnet block test
  • Fetch outputs in a block by header_hash
  • Fetch inputs in a block by header_hash
  • Fetch kernels in a block by header_hash
  • Fetch an output by hash (fetch_output)
  • Fetch an unspent output by commitment (fetch_unspent_output_hash_by_commitment)
  • Fetch an output by payment reference (fetch_mined_info_by_payref)
  • Fetch outputs with spend state at a given height (fetch_outputs_in_block_with_spend_state)
  • Fetch kernel by excess signature (fetch_kernel_by_excess_sig)
  • Fetch header containing a kernel by MMR position (fetch_header_containing_kernel_mmr)

• Fixes Create lmdb unit tests #7715

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