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Merge bitcoin/bitcoin#34358: wallet: fix removeprunedfunds bug with conflicting transactions
1f60ca360eb83fa7982b1aac402eaaf477294197 wallet: fix removeprunedfunds bug with conflicting transactions (Martin Zumsande)

Pull request description:

  `removeprunedfunds` removes all entries from `mapTxSpends` for the inputs of the pruned tx. However, this is incorrect, because there could be multiple entries from conflicting transactions (that shouldn't be removed as well). This could lead to the wallet creating invalid transactions, trying to double spend utxos.
  The bug persists when the conflicting tx was mined, because the wallet trusts its internal accounting instead of calling `AddToSpends` again.

  The added test should fail on master.

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