fix: reset keystore entries on wallet wipe #674
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This PR fixes keystore cleanup during wallet wipe to prevent stale encryption keys from causing issues on subsequent wallet creation.
Description
When wiping a wallet, the keychain entries were cleared but the Android KeyStore encryption key remained. This could cause encryption/decryption failures if a new wallet reuses the same alias with different key material. The fix adds a
deleteEncryptionKey()method toAndroidKeyStoreand calls it during the wipe process.Preview
N/A - No UI changes
QA Notes
1. Wallet wipe and restore
2. Regression - Normal wallet operations