chore: remove unused moment.js dependency

[dukunline-cyber]

Summary

Removes moment from package.json dependencies as it is not actually used anywhere in the codebase.

Investigation

A full repo scan (grep -rniE moment --include=*.ts --include=*.html --include=*.scss) found only two textual matches:

1. package.json:62 — the dependency declaration itself.
2. src/app/pages/logged-in/transfer/transfer-form/transfer-form.page.ts:62 — inside a code comment describing a type literal (// 'string' | 'js-date' | 'moment' | 'time' | 'object'), not an actual import or call.

There are zero import or require statements referencing moment.

Changes

• Removed moment ^2.30.1 from dependencies in package.json.
• Regenerated package-lock.json accordingly (npm install --package-lock-only --legacy-peer-deps).

The remaining "moment" reference in package-lock.json is a peerDependencies declaration from another package and is not an installed copy.

Benefits

• Smaller install footprint and node_modules size.
• Removes a known-large legacy dependency that is in maintenance-only mode (per the official moment.js project status).
• No runtime behavior change since the package was never imported.

Testing

• Lock file regenerates cleanly with --legacy-peer-deps (the same flag the project already requires due to pre-existing capacitor peer-dep conflicts).
• No source files needed editing.

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