fix(ipo): exclude watch-only seeds from place-bid source dropdown#270
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The source-account dropdown in the place-bid form was populated from the unfiltered seed list, so read-only (watch-only) addresses appeared as selectable sources even though they cannot sign transactions. Filter them out, matching the pattern already used in payment, transfer-rights, sign-message, qearn/staking, and assets.
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The source-account dropdown in the place-bid form was populated from the unfiltered seed list, so read-only (watch-only) addresses appeared as selectable sources even though they cannot sign transactions. Filter them out, matching the pattern already used in payment, transfer-rights, sign-message, qearn/staking, and assets.