feat(bitcoin): add PSBT signing via sign_transaction#201
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Detects PSBT format by magic bytes inside BitcoinSigner::sign_transaction, keeping the ChainSigner trait chain-agnostic with no new methods. Supports P2WPKH inputs, skips inputs not owned by the signing key. Signed PSBT bytes are returned in SignOutput::signature.
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Summary
Adds Bitcoin PSBT (BIP-174) signing support through the existing `sign_transaction` interface, keeping the `ChainSigner` trait chain-agnostic (no new trait methods).
`BitcoinSigner::sign_transaction` detects PSBT format by magic bytes (`psbt\xff`) and routes to PSBT handling automatically. Non-PSBT transactions continue through the existing double-SHA256 path.
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Design note
Per feedback on #137, this avoids adding any Bitcoin-specific method to the `ChainSigner` trait. PSBT is handled as an implementation detail of `BitcoinSigner` behind the same `sign_transaction` entry point all chains use.
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