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inspect hotkey support#883

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Carries over from #841

Nicknamess96 and others added 6 commits February 25, 2026 19:24
Remove the regressed --hotkey parameter from wallet inspect command
and split the single 9-column table into two focused tables:
a Coldkey Overview table and a Hotkey Details table.

- Remove wallet_hotkey parameter from wallet_inspect signature
- Update help text to reflect coldkey-only wallet display
- Refactor inspect output into separate coldkey and hotkey tables
- Extract helper functions for delegate/neuron row generation
- Add unit tests for all new helper functions
- Remove unused itertools import

Fixes #233
…ommand

- Remove early exit that disabled inspect on rao network
- Add --ss58-address option so users can inspect any coldkey
  without a local wallet file (read-only, no extrinsics)
- Fix hotkey details table to show subnet alpha symbols instead
  of tao symbol by calling Balance.set_unit(netuid)
- Refactor inspect() to work with SS58 addresses directly,
  decoupling data fetching from wallet file existence

Verified get_delegated in subtensor_interface.py — the method
signature and return type match upstream (main and staging).
No data structure update needed.
# Conflicts:
#	bittensor_cli/src/commands/wallets.py
@thewhaleking thewhaleking requested a review from a team April 1, 2026 13:34
@thewhaleking thewhaleking merged commit 32a6f69 into staging Apr 1, 2026
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@thewhaleking thewhaleking deleted the fix/inspect-hotkey-support branch April 1, 2026 18:49
This was referenced Apr 2, 2026
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