Add track-payments.html to report on payments to incident victims

[ghost]

The report is in HTML/pure javascript, it makes a web api call to blockchair.com to obtain the information that is presented.

Resolves bisq-network/admin#77

[cbeams]

NACK. @jmacxx, I just made a few review commits, but am unable to push them because your PR doesn't "allow maintainers to make edits". Please check that checkbox. In the meantime, take a look at the track-repayments branch I just pushed, where you'll see my changes. In particular, see commit d863a04, where I update the repayment addresses to their current values from bisq-network/admin#76. After making this change, the call to the blockchair API returns 404. Doing a bit of debugging, I narrowed it down to the following:
Notice how this call, using victim 1's original repayment address returns OK:

$ http head https://api.blockchair.com/bitcoin/dashboards/addresses/1EU2aUQkHQukKbk3t5fmA4quHyMRBupM2U
HTTP/1.1 200 OK

Whereas the same request using victim 1's new repayment address value returns 404:

$ http head https://api.blockchair.com/bitcoin/dashboards/addresses/13sxMq8mTw7CTSqgGiMPfwo6ZDsVYrHLmR
HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found

The difference between these two addresses is that the first has had transactions move through it and the latter has not. It seems that blockchair is treating the latter as "not found" for that reason, which is not what we want here. Could you look into this and see if there's a fix? Thanks.

[ghost]

@cbeams The box is/was already checked. Regarding the 404 when all addresses are empty, I'll handle it.

[ghost]

I've made a fix to handle the 404 return code when addresses are all empty. Feel free to make your changes too, @cbeams. I don't know why you experienced the inability to make changes, as stated earlier the box "allow edits" is and always has been checked.

[cbeams]

ACK.

I've made a fix to handle the 404 return code when addresses are all empty.

Thanks for the fix. I've tested this locally and it works as expected for me, including when one of the addresses does have transactions.

Feel free to make your changes too, @cbeams. I don't know why you experienced the inability to make changes, as stated earlier the box "allow edits" is and always has been checked.

My normal workflow was thrown off because you made these changes on your master branch. Not a big deal, I've now pushed my changes and will merge everything shortly. But in the future, please issue pull requests from a branch dedicated to that PR. This is especially important when you're working in a higher-traffic repository like bisq-network/bisq.

[cbeams]

And please do have a look through my review commits, @jmacxx, there are notes in the commit messages that you may find helpful in the future.