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feat: add --label option to wallet account new sub command

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Following the work done in
https://github.com/logos-blockchain/lssa/pull/292 and the comment on
extending the work
https://github.com/logos-blockchain/lssa/pull/292#pullrequestreview-3672282664,
this commit introduces a new `--label` option to the `wallet account
new` sub command.

**Usage**:

```
wallet account new public --label "Public test account"
wallet account new private --label "Private test account"
```

Labels have to be unique across all accounts in the wallet storage.

The commit also adds tests, which make use of the `WalletSubCommand`
trait functions (hence the change to make it a `pub trait`).
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@@ -93,6 +93,9 @@ Generated new account with account_id Public/BzdBoL4JRa5M873cuWb9rbYgASr1pXyaAZ1
```
The relevant part is the account id `BzdBoL4JRa5M873cuWb9rbYgASr1pXyaAZ1YW9ertWH9`
> [!NOTE]
> You can optionally assign a label to the account for easier identification using the `--label` option: `wallet account new public --label "my-account"`. Labels must be unique across all accounts.
## Check the account state
New accounts are always Uninitialized. Verify:
```bash
@@ -269,6 +272,9 @@ Generated new account with account_id Private/7EDHyxejuynBpmbLuiEym9HMUyCYxZDuF8
```
The relevant part for this tutorial is the account id `7EDHyxejuynBpmbLuiEym9HMUyCYxZDuF8X3B89ADeMr`
> [!NOTE]
> As with public accounts, you can use the `--label` option to assign a label: `wallet account new private --label "my-private-account"`.
You can check it's uninitialized with
```bash