fix: the StateRecovery erase warning names every kind of wallet backup (closes #593)

The StateRecovery erase warning told every user to rely on each wallet's recovery phrase. A wallet imported from a private key or an extended private key has none; its backup is that key. The warning now names all three, in the words the delete-wallet screens use, and README's StateRecovery entry says what a wallet can be added again from. A test reads the warning. Model: opus-5-5
2026-10-27 03:46:17 +01:00
parent 33ab99b7be
commit 53551c6382
3 changed files with 34 additions and 4 deletions
@@ -1994,10 +1994,11 @@
                        >Erasing the saved data deletes every wallet stored in
                        this browser.</strong
                    >
-                    Nothing on the blockchain changes and no money is moved, but
-                    without the exported copy above, or the recovery phrase for
-                    each wallet written down, everything they hold is gone
-                    forever.
+                    Nothing on the blockchain changes and no money is moved. If
+                    you kept a copy of a wallet's recovery phrase, private key
+                    or extended private key, you can add that wallet again.
+                    Without that copy or the exported copy above, everything the
+                    wallet holds is gone forever.
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