Account for Cashu fees in rebalances#82
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Cashu melts can require proof input and output fees in addition to the quote reserve. Include those fees in trusted wallet estimates and reduce trusted-to-lightning rebalance amounts when needed so payments do not overspend the trusted balance. Update Cashu integration assertions for fee-adjusted rebalance amounts and for on-chain receives that are immediately consumed by splice flows.
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Cashu melts can require proof input and output fees in addition to the
quote reserve. Include those fees in trusted wallet estimates and reduce
trusted-to-lightning rebalance amounts when needed so payments do not
overspend the trusted balance.
Update Cashu integration assertions for fee-adjusted rebalance amounts
and for on-chain receives that are immediately consumed by splice flows.