feat: disable when env vars detected + BitcoinRpcKind

[Kodylow]

Prevent people from fucking up their bitcoin configuration if they've properly set it in the .env

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced Bitcoin settings form with dynamic state management for network and Bitcoin RPC settings.
  • Introduced a selection element for various Bitcoin RPC types.

• UI Improvements

  • Updated labels to clarify the source of Bitcoin RPC settings, improving user understanding.

• Localization Updates

  • Revised language strings for clearer guidance on Bitcoin RPC settings and added new distinctions for Bitcoin RPC types.

• Enhancements

  • New enumeration for Bitcoin RPC types to improve configuration options within the app.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes enhance the BitcoinSettingsForm component by introducing new props to manage the disabled state of form controls based on external parameters. This improvement increases interactivity and clarity in Bitcoin network and RPC configurations. Additionally, localization strings have been updated for better user guidance, and a new BitcoinRpcKind enum has been introduced to categorize different Bitcoin RPC types.

Changes

File	Change Summary
apps/guardian-ui/src/components/setup/screens/setConfiguration/BitcoinSettingsForm.tsx	Added props to manage the disabled state of form controls and updated UI elements for clarity regarding external settings.
apps/guardian-ui/src/components/setup/screens/setConfiguration/SetConfiguration.tsx	Introduced state variables to track parameter sources and passed new props to the BitcoinSettingsForm component.
apps/guardian-ui/src/languages/en.json	Updated existing strings for clarity and added new keys to enhance localization related to Bitcoin RPC settings.
packages/types/src/bitcoin.ts	Introduced a new BitcoinRpcKind enum to represent different Bitcoin RPC client types, expanding existing functionality.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant SetConfig
    participant BitcoinSettingsForm

    User->>SetConfig: Input wallet parameters
    SetConfig->>BitcoinSettingsForm: Passes networkSetFromParams, bitcoinSetFromParams
    BitcoinSettingsForm->>BitcoinSettingsForm: Set controls disabled based on params
    BitcoinSettingsForm->>User: Display updated form

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[elsirion]

LGTM