feat: add Who I Am as pre-approved trust certifier - #59
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Match bsv-browser by extending library default trust settings with whoiam.bsvblockchain.tech so new wallets include it by default.
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Summary
https://whoiam.bsvblockchain.tech) to the app-level default trust certifiers list, matching the approach already used in bsv-browser.DEFAULT_SETTINGSwith the certifier (identity key, icon, trust score 5) and applies it viasettingsManager.configbefore the first settings load so new wallets get it automatically.Details
Pre-approved entry:
https://whoiam.bsvblockchain.tech/whoiam.png02e7eeb3986273db6843b790a1595ed0ff1b2ae8f43ae2e7f1a0c9db4dd3fb9441Test plan
https://whoiam.bsvblockchain.tech/whoiam.png