feat: sparse block header storage for wallet scanner

[0xPepeSilvia]

Summary

• Replace the fixed 720-block scanned header cache with a sparse storage schedule that retains checkpoint headers much further back in the chain
• Schedule: all blocks within 720 of tip, every 100th from 720-10k, every 1000th from 10k-100k, every 5000th before 100k
• Blocks with recovered outputs are always preserved regardless of depth
• Reduces the chance of having to rescan from wallet birthday after deep reorgs

Closes #7738

Test plan

• Wallet scanning completes successfully and stores headers per the sparse schedule
• After scanning past 720 blocks, older checkpoint headers are retained at the correct intervals
• Blocks containing recovered outputs are never pruned
• Wallet can determine scan start point using sparse checkpoints after reorg

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[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request implements a sparse storage schedule for scanned blocks in the wallet database, replacing the previous simple pruning mechanism. The new logic preserves all blocks within the last 720 heights and maintains progressively sparser checkpoints for older blocks. A significant issue was identified where the mechanism to protect blocks with recovered outputs from pruning is currently non-functional, as the 'num_outputs' field is not yet populated or tracked in the underlying data structures.

[gemini-code-assist]

The logic to preserve blocks with recovered outputs (num_outputs > 0) is currently non-functional because the num_outputs field is never populated. The ScannedBlock domain model (defined in service.rs) does not include this field, and the From<ScannedBlock> for ScannedBlockSql implementation explicitly sets it to None. Consequently, all blocks will be pruned according to the sparse schedule regardless of whether they contain recovered outputs, which contradicts the PR description. The ScannedBlock struct and the scanner task need to be updated to track and store the number of recovered outputs per block.