ui: offline / multisig UX

[Sjors]

Continued discussion from #16944 (comment), based on @gwillen's offline signing branch: https://github.com/gwillen/bitcoin/tree/feature-offline-v2

If we make the entire Send experience a modal, things might get a bit simpler.

Sorry for the handwriting :-) There's 3 stages to a transaction:

1. Draft / compose: enter recipient, amount, fees, etc. (the current Send screen).

This step is skipped when loading a PSBT (e.g. via menu: Transaction -> Load, or a smart clipboard).

2. Sign: currently a popup which confirms the details. With hardware wallets (e.g. UI external signer support (e.g. hardware wallet) #16549) this should enumerate connected wallets and let you sign one by one. In a multisig situation it should detect if any signatures are missing, and rename the 3rd step to "Export".

3. Finish / Export: once again repeat the importantant details. For basic wallets with private keys in it, this should just show that the transaction has been broadcast. With a completed PSBT it should let the user choose between broadcasting or exporting (clipboard, save to disk).

[Sjors]

Some work in progress here to refactor the existing flow into this 3 step "wizard": https://github.com/Sjors/bitcoin/tree/2019/09/gui-send

[andronoob]

Might be off-topic, but as far as I know, Bitcoin Core currently generates privkeys through hardened derivation path, doesn't it? This seems to be an obstacle to watch-only wallet.

[jazzholicbae]

Would be great if we could support OP_CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY also ( like https://coinb.in/#newTimeLocked )

[fanquake]

I've moved this over to the GUI repo: bitcoin-core/gui#56.