Monero LWS

This commit fixes nine separate bugs in the Monero Light Wallet Server (LWS). The most serious ones are: an infinite loop when importing certain address data, a missing size limit that let unauthenticated remote clients request huge amounts of memory, reading untrusted array data from clients before proper validation, an incorrect overflow check when calculating subaddress counts, and a double HTTP response that could confuse clients. Several other fixes correct thread handling, mempool behavior, and a round-robin scheduling erase bug. The commit title says these issues were 'reported by llm'—likely an automated or large-language-model-assisted review—so the security relevance is acknowledged by the project author but not via a formal vendor security advisory.

This commit fixes a broken GitHub Actions workflow file that builds and publishes Docker images. It corrects a variable name (from 'platform' to 'arch') and adds a missing period at the end of the docker build command. There is no security issue here—just a routine build script repair.

This commit fixes a YAML indentation error in a GitHub Actions workflow file. It changes one line of spacing so the Docker login step is correctly aligned under the job's steps list. There is no security-relevant change to the software itself.

This commit fixes a typo in a GitHub Actions workflow file. The Docker build command had an extra word ('build build') that would cause the automated Docker image build to fail. It is a routine CI/CD fix with no security relevance.

This commit fixes a GitHub Actions workflow syntax error. The 'matrix' keyword was missing its required parent 'strategy' wrapper, which would prevent Docker build jobs from running correctly. There is no security relevance in the code change itself.

This commit is a routine compatibility update to keep the Monero Light Wallet Server (LWS) project building against recent changes in the upstream Monero codebase. It replaces a custom macro-based type declaration (POD_CLASS) with plain C++ struct forward declarations and adds a few missing standard library header includes. There is no indication in the commit that any security vulnerability is being fixed.

This commit fixes a type-casting mistake in the Monero Light Wallet Server's database code. The program was treating its own custom database context as a different, more generic context. That mismatch could corrupt internal accounting of active readers/writers or cause the wrong cleanup code to run when a database transaction ends. The patch also removes a lot of now-redundant LMDB wrapper code and switches the project to use its own dedicated transaction and cursor types so the mistake cannot recur in the same way.

This commit fixes a simple syntax typo in a GitHub Actions workflow file. The condition that decides whether to add release tags had an extra closing brace, which would cause the workflow to fail parsing rather than run incorrectly. There is no security issue here.