Allow users to identify accounts by their human-readable label instead of the
full `Privacy/base58` account ID. This makes the CLI much more ergonomic for
users who have labeled their accounts.
- [x] Add `resolve_account_label()` in `helperfunctions.rs` that looks up a label,
determines account privacy (public/private), and returns the full `Privacy/id` string
- [x] Add `--account-label` (or `--from-label`, `--to-label`, `--definition-label`,
`--holder-label`, `--user-holding-*-label`) as mutually exclusive alternative to
every `--account-id`-style flag across all subcommands:
- `account get`, `account label`
- `auth-transfer init`, `auth-transfer send`
- `token new`, `token send`, `token burn`, `token mint`
- `pinata claim`
- `amm new`, `amm swap`, `amm add-liquidity`, `amm remove-liquidity`
- [x] Update zsh completion script with `_wallet_account_labels()` helper
- [x] Add bash completion script with `_wallet_get_account_labels()` helper
1. Start a local sequencer
2. Create accounts and label them: `wallet account new public --label alice`
3. Use labels in commands: `wallet account get --account-label alice`
4. Verify mutual exclusivity: `wallet account get --account-id <id> --account-label alice` should error
5. Test shell completions: `wallet account get --account-label <TAB>` should list labels
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- [x] Complete PR description
- [x] Implement the core functionality
- [ ] Add/update tests
- [x] Add/update documentation and inline comments
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
