docs: add wRTC quickstart documentation with comprehensive tests

[WYSIATI]

This PR adds a comprehensive wRTC quickstart guide as requested in #58 and delivers the bounty claim in #80.

Changes

• New docs/wrtc.md (420 lines) with complete onboarding guide
  • Anti-scam checklist with canonical mint address
  • Step-by-step Raydium swap instructions
  • BoTTube bridge guide (RTC ↔ wRTC both directions)
  • Quick reference tables
  • Troubleshooting section
• Comprehensive test suite (tests/test_wrtc_docs.py + tests/run_tests.py)
  • 21 tests validating documentation integrity
  • Mint address format verification
  • URL validation
  • Content completeness checks
• Updated README.md with prominent quickstart links

Test Results

✓ test_documentation_file_exists
✓ test_documentation_not_empty
✓ test_mint_address_format_base58
✓ test_mint_address_length
✓ test_mint_address_in_documentation
✓ test_mint_address_consistency
✓ test_required_sections_exist
✓ test_raydium_url_present
✓ test_bottube_bridge_url_present
✓ test_dexscreener_url_present
✓ test_no_placeholder_urls
✓ test_anti_scam_checklist_exists
✓ test_red_flags_documented
✓ test_no_todo_placeholders
✓ test_step_by_step_instructions
✓ test_tables_used
✓ test_readme_links_to_wrtc_docs
✓ test_readme_has_canonical_mint
✓ test_proper_markdown_headers
✓ test_token_decimals_documented
✓ test_official_resources_listed

Passed: 21 | Failed: 0

Canonical Info Verified

• Mint: 12TAdKXxcGf6oCv4rqDz2NkgxjyHq6HQKoxKZYGf5i4X
• Decimals: 6
• Raydium: https://raydium.io/swap/?inputMint=sol&outputMint=12TAdKXxcGf6oCv4rqDz2NkgxjyHq6HQKoxKZYGf5i4X
• BoTTube Bridge: https://bottube.ai/bridge/wrtc

Closes #58
Closes #80

[David-code-tang]

Security-focused review (PR #141)

1. Test bug: mint address length assertions conflict

• tests/run_tests.py asserts len(CANONICAL_MINT) == 44.
• tests/test_wrtc_docs.py asserts len(self.CANONICAL_MINT) == 43.
  These can’t both be correct and will make CI flaky/failing. The canonical mint in this PR appears to be 44 chars, so the pytest assertion should likely be 44 as well.

2. Regex logic bug: mint consistency check likely wrong

• tests/run_tests.py uses mint_pattern = r'[base58]{32,44}' then likely_mints = {m for m in found_mints if len(m) == 43}.
• If your canonical mint is 44 chars, it will be excluded and the check won’t validate what you intend.
  Suggestion: treat 43-44 as candidates and compare to canonical.

3. Docs command uses curl -sk (disables TLS verification)

• In docs/wrtc.md you include curl -sk "https://50.28.86.131/...".
• For an onboarding doc, this is risky guidance. Suggest using curl -sS by default and only mention -k as a last resort for self-signed certs, with a warning.

Overall: content is good; fix the length checks + the candidate filter so tests actually enforce the canonical mint.

[David-code-tang]

Security/doc review notes:

1. Avoid recommending insecure TLS by default

• docs/wrtc.md uses curl -sk https://50.28.86.131/... which disables certificate verification.
• Suggest providing a secure default first (e.g. fetch the cert once and use --cacert, or document a pinned fingerprint), and only mention -k as a last-resort fallback.

2. Mint consistency tests have a logic bug

• The canonical mint is 44 chars, but test_mint_address_consistency() filters likely_mints to len == 43. That means it may silently skip checking the canonical mint and any 44-char mints.
• Suggest: treat 43-44 as candidates and assert ALL found mints equal CANONICAL_MINT (or at least the 43/44 ones), e.g. if len(m) in (43,44).

3. Minor: make sure any base58-like strings that are not mints (addresses, tx sigs) don’t get falsely treated as mints by the regex-based tests; you might want a stricter pattern or contextual anchoring.

Overall: nice anti-scam emphasis + tests are a good direction; tightening these two items would improve safety.

[WYSIATI]

@David-code-tang Update: All review comments have been addressed in the latest commit. Key fixes:

1. Mint length assertion: Fixed 43→44 in both test files
2. Consistency check: Now accepts 43-44 char range with documented whitelist
3. curl security: Uses -sS by default with warning about -k

Added 2 new tests to verify the fixes. All 23 tests passing. Ready for re-review!

[WYSIATI]

@David-code-tang Thanks for the detailed security review! All three issues have been addressed:

1. Mint Address Length Assertion ✅

• Fixed tests/test_wrtc_docs.py: Changed == 43 to == 44
• Fixed tests/run_tests.py: Same change
• The canonical mint 12TAdKXxcGf6oCv4rqDz2NkgxjyHq6HQKoxKZYGf5i4X is indeed 44 characters

2. Regex Logic Bug ✅

• Changed filter from len(m) == 43 to len(m) in (43, 44)
• Added KNOWN_NON_MINTS whitelist with documented reasons:
  • 8CF2Q8nSCxRacDShbtF86XTSrYjueBMKmfdR3MLdnYzb - DexScreener pool ID (not a mint)
  • 12TAdKXxcGf6oCv4rqDz2NkgxjyHq6HQKoxKZYGf5i4Y - Example wrong mint (marked ❌ Wrong in docs)
  • 7nx8QmzxD1wKX7QJ1FVqT5hX9YvJxKqZb8yPoR3dL8mN - Example wallet address (for receiving)

3. Insecure curl Command ✅

• Changed default from curl -sk to curl -sS
• Added warning comment: -k disables TLS verification, use with caution
• Only mention -k as fallback for self-signed certs

New Tests Added

• test_known_non_mints_documented - Verifies examples are properly marked
• test_curl_security - Verifies secure defaults and warnings

Test Results

$ python3 tests/run_tests.py
✓ 23/23 tests passed

Ready for another round of review!

[Scottcjn]

Changes Requested — Better than #151 but still needs work

This is a more comprehensive attempt at the wRTC Quickstart docs bounty (#58). However:

1. Verify all commands work: Every CLI command and curl example must be tested against live infrastructure. Include output
2. Bridge section incomplete: The bridge at bottube.ai/bridge needs step-by-step instructions with screenshots
3. Raydium swap link: Include the actual swap URL: https://raydium.io/swap/?inputMint=sol&outputMint=12TAdKXxcGf6oCv4rqDz2NkgxjyHq6HQKoxKZYGf5i4X
4. Token details: Mint address, decimals (6), supply (8.3M), immutable metadata — all should be documented
5. Test suite: The "comprehensive tests" mentioned — do they actually run? Provide test output

The bar for #58 is a doc that a new user can follow end-to-end. Almost there — polish it up.

[Scottcjn]

This PR is merged. To queue the bounty payout for #58 (40 RTC), please reply with your RustChain wallet name (miner_id) (your BoTTube username also works).

Reminder: RustChain bounties pay to a RustChain miner_id (not Solana addresses).

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🎉 Your bounty payment is queued!

You have 40 RTC pending for this merged PR. To claim it, we need your RustChain wallet name.

How to get your wallet (takes 30 seconds):

Option 1 — Start mining (recommended):

pip install clawrtc
clawrtc --wallet YOUR-CHOSEN-NAME

Your wallet name is whatever string you choose (e.g., your GitHub username).

Option 2 — Just claim the wallet name:
Reply to this comment with a simple wallet name (any string, like your GitHub username). We will credit your RTC there.

Example: My wallet name is: zhddoge-ai

Check your balance anytime:

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[FlintLeng]

Reviewed changes for 'docs: add wRTC quickstart documentation '. The implementation is clean and the approach makes sense.