feat: Dash Platform client library over dash-platform-cxx behind --enable-platform-gui - #7670

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Review comments at @src/Makefile.qt.include:
- Around line 490-492: Remove the Platform libraries from the shared
bitcoin_qt_ldadd list so dash-gui does not inherit them; add them to
qt_dash_qt_LDADD only when ENABLE_PLATFORM_GUI is enabled, keeping Platform
linking limited to dash-qt and the test binaries.

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In `src/platform/client.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/platform/client.cpp:75-78: Cancel active SDK networking when clearing all endpoints
  An empty endpoint update does not enforce the documented networking-off behavior. In the pinned dash-platform-cxx revision 0c578972275002e3e300d74781f79a0bb5dc0f5e, Client::run obtains an SDK clone, while set_endpoints([]) only takes and drops the client's SDK reference. It neither clears the active clone's address list nor aborts its request. The shared connection pool survives, and the DAPI retry loop can select an old endpoint and open another connection after updateEndpoints({}) returns. This violates the privacy contract in doc/platform-gui.md, which uses empty endpoint updates while Core networking is inactive. Cancel and finish retiring active requests and their connections before completing an empty update, or repin a shell that provides that guarantee. Add a regression test that clears endpoints during an outstanding request and checks that no subsequent connection or retry occurs.

In `src/qt/walletmodel.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/qt/walletmodel.cpp:350: Preserve rejection reasons when the translated field is empty
  Ordinary mempool validation failures populate only the original string: node::BroadcastTransaction passes err_string.original to HandleATMPError, and CWallet::CommitTransaction forwards that nonempty bilingual_str unchanged through interfaces::Wallet. A rejection such as txn-mempool-conflict therefore reaches this line with an empty translated field, so the dialog shows "The transaction could not be broadcast: " without the rejection reason this change promises to expose. Fall back to original when translated is empty, or normalize the bilingual error at its producer. The new fee-ceiling test does not cover this: MAX_FEE_EXCEEDED supplies no detailed error and takes the generic translated fallback. Add coverage for an actual validation rejection and assert that its reason reaches the dialog.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @doc/dependencies.md:
- Around line 42-44: Update the link text in the Rust, protoc, and Dash Platform
CXX bindings rows of the dependencies table to descriptive names that identify
each destination, while preserving the existing URLs and version information.

Review comments at @doc/platform-gui.md:
- Around line 3-7: Update the `--enable-platform-gui` description to say it
enables the Platform client library for future DashPay GUI integration, not that
it adds DashPay features to `dash-qt`; preserve the existing default and
GUI/wallet requirements.

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In `src/platform/marshal.cpp`:
- [SUGGESTION] src/platform/marshal.cpp:55-62: Clamp unknown bridge StatusKind to INTERNAL
  FromFfi does an unchecked static_cast from the bridge's kind byte to StatusKind. If a future shell repin adds a tenth kind, Core propagates an out-of-range enumerator: ok() and provenAbsent() both read false, GUI switches have no matching case, and a persisted last_failure carrying that byte is later refused by KnownStatusKind in walletrecords.cpp, which fails the whole record deserialization. The codebase already distrusts kind bytes from disk; apply the same discipline at the FFI boundary so a future SDK kind degrades to INTERNAL instead of an invalid enum.

In `src/platform/client.cpp`:
- [SUGGESTION] src/platform/client.cpp:84-108: Give quorum-key/height pushes the same exception guard as endpoints
  updateEndpoints wraps m_sdk->set_endpoints in try/catch, but updateQuorumKeys and updateCoreChainLockedHeight call into the same cxx bridge unguarded. The file already treats bridge calls as throwing: Deliver, MakeSdkPlatformClient, and broadcast all catch std::exception, covering rust::Error from a panic or marshalling failure. An exception on these push paths escapes onto the caller thread and terminates. Wrap both the same way so a throwing SDK degrades to a log line.

In `src/platform/types.h`:
- [SUGGESTION] src/platform/types.h:243-252: ECDH shared_secret lingers in a plain array after the build
  ContactRequestInput.shared_secret is a plain std::array<uint8_t,32>. BuildContactRequest copies it into the FFI input and cleanses only that FFI copy via memory_cleanse; the caller's 32 bytes stay in memory for as long as the input lives. For a secret that decrypts the contact xpub, prefer a locked/cleansed container or a documented caller-cleanses contract so the Core-side copy does not outlive the build in clear memory. Note the builder takes the input by const ref, so it cannot cleanse the caller's copy itself.

In `src/platform/signer.h`:
- [NITPICK] src/platform/signer.h:91-93: Make the one-shot asset-lock flag atomic
  m_asset_lock_signed is a plain mutable bool flipped in claimAssetLockSignature, while WalletSigner is documented as callable from any thread. The builders are only ever invoked on the thread that runs them, so concurrent use is not in the current design, but the flag is mutated through a const method with no synchronization: concurrent signAssetLockSighash calls would race, and both could claim the single signature. A mutable std::atomic_bool keeps the thread-safety claim true at negligible cost.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @src/wallet/wallet.cpp:
- Around line 2503-2505: Preserve `ALREADY_IN_CHAIN` as a distinct
already-confirmed outcome through `node::BroadcastTransaction` and the chain
adapter; update `WalletModel::sendCoins` to treat it as completed and prevent
retry, rather than reporting `TransactionCommitFailed` or relying on
`abandonTransaction`.

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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @src/platform/client.cpp:
- Around line 15-20: Add the direct atomic header include to client.cpp, which
declares and uses std::atomic_bool for m_stop, rather than relying on a
transitive include.

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