feat(wasm-utxo): add string-based network parameter support #97
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Add option to provide network as a string parameter for address and outputScript functions. This makes the API more convenient by allowing users to pass network names (e.g. "btc", "bitcoin", "testnet") instead of requiring a network object. - Implement string-based network parameter handler functions - Add TypeScript wrapper to handle both string and object parameters - Document the pattern in wasm-bindgen.md for future reference Issue: BTC-2912 Co-authored-by: llm-git <llm-git@ttll.de>
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Add option to provide network as a string parameter for address
and outputScript functions. This makes the API more convenient
by allowing users to pass network names (e.g. "btc", "bitcoin",
"testnet") instead of requiring a network object.
BTC-2912