Fix various small bugs

[kajoseph]

Description

This fixes various small bugs I found while digging into various issues recently

Changelog

• bitcore-cli: Fixes read-only wallet imports
• bitcore-cli: Adds read-only export functionality (to support exporting RO wallets)
• root: Fixes vscode debugger crashing - bump root typescript version to 5.7
• insight: Fixes bitcore libs version mismatch with @bitpay-labs depdendencies
• insight: Fixes block page crashing to a white page when the block tx call fails

Testing Notes

• bitcore-cli: Export any read-only wallet from the app and import into bitcore-cli
• bitcore-cli: Export a wallet as read-only
• bitcore-cli: Export a read-only wallet -- it should not error and not ask if you want to export read-only.
• root: The vscode debugger should work
• insight: it should run + going to block page where txs API call returns empty should not crash to a white page

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Checklist

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Pull request overview

This PR addresses several small bugs across the monorepo, including read-only wallet handling in bitcore-cli, stability fixes in Insight’s block details UI, and dependency/version alignment (TypeScript at the repo root and bitcore-lib packages in Insight).

Changes:

• bitcore-cli: Improve handling of read-only wallets during load/save/import.
• insight: Prevent Block Details “Transactions” section from crashing when the tx list is missing; align @bitpay-labs/bitcore-lib* versions.
• Root: Bump TypeScript to 5.7.3 (plus lockfile updates).

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File	Description
packages/insight/src/components/block-details.tsx	Avoids runtime crash when transactionList is undefined by guarding length access.
packages/insight/package.json	Updates Insight’s @bitpay-labs/bitcore-lib* dependency versions.
packages/insight/package-lock.json	Lockfile updates reflecting the Insight dependency version changes.
packages/bitcore-cli/src/wallet.ts	Adjusts wallet load/save/import paths to support read-only wallets (no key).
package.json	Updates root TypeScript version to 5.7.3.
package-lock.json	Lockfile updates reflecting the TypeScript bump (and nested dependency resolution).

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packages/bitcore-cli/src/wallet.ts:280

• save() now serializes wallets where this.#walletData.key can be undefined (read-only wallets). However export() still assumes this.#walletData.key is always present and calls .toObj() unconditionally, which will throw at runtime if a user loads/imports a read-only wallet and then runs export. Update export() to either (a) support exporting read-only wallets by omitting key, or (b) fail fast with a clear message when key is missing.

      let data: WalletData | EncryptionTypes.IEncrypted = { key: this.#walletData.key?.toObj(), credentials: this.#walletData.credentials.toObj() };
      if (encryptAll) {
        const password = await getPassword('Enter password to encrypt:', { minLength: 6 });
        await prompt.password({
          message: 'Confirm password:',

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[MichaelAJay]

Wrap prior if/else in if (!readonly) {}

[MichaelAJay]

It would be nice to explicitly type key:
let key: TssKey.TssKey | Key | undefined

The downside being that the conditional below (get pw & decrypt) would have to get bumped into each conditional branch (but then could be cleaned up below)

    let key: TssKey.TssKey | Key | undefined;
    if (this.#walletData.key instanceof TssKey.TssKey) {
      key = new TssKey.TssKey(this.#walletData.key.toObj());
      const walletPassword = await getPassword('Wallet password:');
      key.decrypt(walletPassword);
    } else if (!readOnly) {
      key = new Key({ seedType: 'object', seedData: this.#walletData.key.toObj() });
      const walletPassword = await getPassword('Wallet password:');
      key.decrypt(walletPassword);
    }