Feature/pay live preview - #297
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The Pay tab now shows a live per-recipient payout breakdown instantly as the user types the payment amount, before signing the transaction. This replaces the previous async RPC-based preview with a local calculation using the same rounding math as the contract (amount × share / 10000, dust to last recipient), making the preview instant and resilient to network latency. Unit tests cover equal splits, dust routing, and edge cases.
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