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Calculate daily supply for every token from finalized outputs - #686
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Closes #571.
Store daily total-supply snapshots for every token ID from unspent canonical outputs, including reserved and locked balances. Preserve zero totals after full spending/burning, use an independent transactional checkpoint, wait for the slowest chain and finalizer, and expose paginated history through /tokens/{token_id}/supply.
Validation: 26 database/API tests passed, including full HTTP OpenAPI comparison; formatting and lint passed. All seven backend patches also passed 134 tests together. The README documents writer-first rollout, initial backfill cost and the existing limitation for reorganizations of already-finalized historical days.