fix: use match_address when locking exclusive wallets#219
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LockTradeAddress queried bep_order with match_addr (wallet column), causing Error 1054 and breaking exclusive address checks.
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Summary
LockTradeAddressqueriedbep_orderwith columnmatch_addr(wallet table name), but the order model column ismatch_address.Error 1054: Unknown column 'match_addr'and made exclusive (address_locked) address checks always treat addresses as free.Test plan
Unknown column 'match_addr'in logs