feat(reserve-analysis): add burn/refund holder table generator - #63
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Generates the candidate table (current G$ held, G$ acquired, USD paid, remark) used for the burn/refund review. Current-held is a live balanceOf via public RPC. Acquired/USD paid fetch from Dune query 8656320 via Dune's REST API (same pattern as projects/dashboard-scripts), with a manual CSV export or a hardcoded snapshot as fallbacks. Auto-tags remarks from wallet-outflow-trace-out.json when present.
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Generates the burn/refund candidate table (current G$ held, G$ acquired, USD paid, remark) used in the ongoing reserve incident review.
Validated: fallback path runs end-to-end against live RPC. Dune API request/response handling (both the quick-fetch and the execute-and-poll paths) verified against mocked responses matching Dune's documented API shape; a live run with a real API key is the next step.