[RPC] Remove lock check for listzerocoinamounts#870
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Problem
listzerocoinamountsrequires a wallet to be unlocked to executeRoot Cause
There was a specific wallet unlocked check to prevent it's use without unlocking the wallet.
Solution
Remove the check so that the
listzerocoinamountsRPC command will execute against a locked walletNote
Generally there will be little to no change to the zerocoin implementation as we are currently in the process of phasing it out. However this was a team backed request that was a minimal interruption, so it's being pushed. This will be virtually obsolete after the next fork, but it will be usable from the master branch.
It is expected to be tested and approved by members of the team, and will be skipping the code review load on the dev team.