List Apple Wallet passes and activate them in-app

[Brunonascdev]

Details

Adds two iOS functions so an app can show a card's verification state and finish activation without sending the user to Wallet:

• listAppleWalletPasses() returns every Secure Element pass on the iPhone and on a paired Apple Watch, with activationState (requireActivation, pending, active, and the other CardStatus values) and isRemote.
• activateAppleWalletPass({ passTypeIdentifier, serialNumber, activationData, isRemote }) activates a pass that is waiting for activation. isRemote selects the Watch pass when the same card is on both devices.

Ported from ShpetimA/react-native-wallet (d122f802, ca6c4044), adapted to current main: the old architecture reads struct fields with the existing per-parameter #ifdef, and Android gets no-op stubs so the shared TurboModule spec still builds.

getCardStatusBySuffix and getCardStatusByIdentifier are unchanged and still report only the iPhone pass.

Related Issues

#84
#45

Manual Tests

• On an iPhone with a card in Wallet, call listAppleWalletPasses() and confirm the pass is returned with isRemote: false and an activationState.
• Pair an Apple Watch that has the same card (or only the Watch has it). Confirm a second entry with isRemote: true, and that a Watch-only card is no longer reported as not found.
• For a pass in requireActivation, call activateAppleWalletPass with issuer activation data and the matching isRemote flag. Confirm it resolves true and a following list shows active.
• Confirm activateAppleWalletPass rejects when activation data is not base64, the pass is missing, or the pass is not eligible.
• Confirm both functions are safe to import on Android: listing resolves [], and activation throws.

Linked PRs

#91 also edits the TurboModule spec, the README function table, and WalletManager.swift / RNWallet.mm. Whichever lands second will need a small rebase. This PR does not depend on #91.

[JakubKorytko]

One thing on the isRemote lookup

[JakubKorytko]

The iPhone-then-Watch fallback only runs when isRemote is nil, but it never is: TS requires it, the new arch always passes a bool, and the old arch maps missing to false. So a caller passing false for a Watch-only card gets "Secure Element pass not found". Could we make isRemote optional end to end (isRemote?: boolean in TS, nil from RNWallet.mm when missing) so the fallback actually runs?