Remove unused API endpoints and dead code - #939
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Delete client declarations that no caller reaches on either platform: the single transaction, rewards events and support action endpoints, the Android only redemption option endpoint, four Chain extensions, the duplicated QrScanField enum, and the EncodingType and PricesResponse models.
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Removes client code that nothing calls.
Three device API endpoints were declared but never used: fetching a single transaction, fetching rewards events, and sending a support action. iOS and Android both had declarations for them, so both are removed together and the clients stay in sync. The backend still serves all three, so any of them can come back as a one line declaration when a feature needs it.
Also removes four unused Chain helpers, a duplicated QrScanField enum, and two unused models.
Nothing here was reachable, so behavior is unchanged.