amp-rust 0.0.9

A Rust client for the Blockstream AMP API, providing interfaces for asset management, user operations, and token handling on the Liquid Network.
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# Confidential Transaction Blinding Fix - Summary

## Problem
The `test_end_to_end_distribution_workflow` test was failing with:
```
"bad-txns-in-ne-out, value in != value out"
```

This error occurs because Elements creates raw transactions with blinding factors that don't match what LWK expects when signing confidential transactions.

## Solution
Added proper blinding support to the transaction pipeline:

### 1. New Method: `blind_raw_transaction()`
- Uses Elements' `blindrawtransaction` RPC
- Ensures blinding factors are compatible between Elements and LWK
- Handles auto-detection of blinding parameters

### 2. Updated Transaction Flow
```rust
// Before (BROKEN):
raw_tx = create_raw_transaction()
signed_tx = lwk_signer.sign(raw_tx)  // ❌ Blinding mismatch
broadcast(signed_tx)                 // ❌ Fails with "bad-txns-in-ne-out"

// After (FIXED):
raw_tx = create_raw_transaction()
blinded_tx = blind_raw_transaction(raw_tx)  // ✅ Compatible blinding
signed_tx = lwk_signer.sign(blinded_tx)     // ✅ Works correctly
broadcast(signed_tx)                        // ✅ Succeeds
```

### 3. Enhanced Error Handling
- Clear error messages for blinding issues
- Specific guidance for troubleshooting
- Graceful fallback if blinding fails

## Files Modified
- `src/client.rs`: Added blinding support and error handling
- Created documentation and test files

## Testing
After the fix, run:
```bash
# Clean previous state first
cargo run --example cancel_test_asset_distribution

# Run the test
cargo test test_end_to_end_distribution_workflow -- --ignored
```

## Key Benefits
✅ Fixes the "bad-txns-in-ne-out" error  
✅ Maintains confidential transaction privacy  
✅ Compatible with existing LWK signing  
✅ Provides clear error diagnostics  
✅ Includes fallback handling  

The fix ensures that confidential transactions work correctly by properly coordinating blinding factors between Elements node operations and LWK signing.