fix: wallet remove cmd aciton with global error handler

[Drincann]

PR Type

Bug fix

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Description

• Use global CLI error handling

• Wrap wallet remove action safely

• Preserve confirmation and deletion flow

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Diagram Walkthrough

flowchart LR
  remove["wallet remove command"]
  handler["global withErrorHandler wrapper"]
  flow["remove wallet execution"]
  output["CLI error or success output"]
  remove -- "wraps action with" --> handler
  handler -- "executes" --> flow
  flow -- "reports through" --> output

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File Walkthrough

	Relevant files
Bug fix	remove.mts Apply global error handling to wallet removal                        src/cli/commands/wallet/remove.mts Import withErrorHandler for command execution Wrap the .action(...) callback globally Keep wallet lookup, confirmation, and removal logic Rely on centralized error handling instead of local catch +19/-24

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Category	Suggestion	Impact
Possible issue	Throw on missing wallet Don't just print the error and return here. Because the command is now wrapped in withErrorHandler, this path should throw a CliError so the CLI exits with a failure status instead of reporting success to calling scripts. src/cli/commands/wallet/remove.mts [19-22] if (walletData === undefined) { - printer.error(`Wallet with alias '${walletAlias}' not found`); - return; + throw new CliError(`Wallet with alias '${walletAlias}' not found`); } Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 __ Why: This correctly identifies that returning after printer.error(...) can leave the command appearing successful, while throwing new CliError(...) would let withErrorHandler handle it consistently as a failure. It is a meaningful correctness improvement for CLI behavior, though not a critical bug.	Medium