batch-settlement: trustless reclaim escape hatch (initiateWithdraw/finalizeWithdraw)

Summary

Add client-side tooling for the batch-settlement trustless reclaim escape hatch —
initiateWithdraw(config, amount) → (grace period) → finalizeWithdraw(config) — so a payer can
unilaterally recover unclaimed escrow if the receiver/facilitator goes dark.

Context

The batch-settlement facilitator (upstream PR x402-rs/x402-rs#90; beta image #4) ships the escrow and
the cooperative refund path (refundWithSignature, gasless, needs receiver consent). The trustless
timed-withdrawal escape hatch is specified (scheme_batch_settlement_evm.md:51) and the escrow exposes
initiateWithdraw/finalizeWithdraw, but in x402-rs these are ABI bindings only — zero call sites
(crates/chains/x402-chain-eip155/src/v2_eip155_batch_settlement/facilitator/abi.rs:150,152).

Why the facilitator can't do it

initiateWithdraw/finalizeWithdraw are msg.sender-gated (caller must be payer or
payerAuthorizer) with no signature variant — unlike claimWithSignature/refundWithSignature.
So the facilitator cannot relay/sponsor them; the tx must be submitted by the payer's own wallet (needs
ETH). This is the reclaim path that keeps escrow trustless even if the service disappears.

Deliverables

• Rust client helper: build + submit initiateWithdraw then finalizeWithdraw from a payer signer,
  tracking withdrawDelay (15 min–30 days) and auto-finalizing when the grace period elapses.
• TS @x402/evm client helper (same, for browser/widget use).
• Widget "force withdraw" fallback UI (main wallet submits; surfaces the grace-period wait).
• Note in docs: cooperative refundWithSignature is the everyday reclaim; this is the backstop.

Notes

• finalizeWithdraw returns only escrow still unclaimed after the grace window (server may claim
  legitimately-held vouchers during it — fairness).
• Depends on batch-settlement facilitator landing (PR #90).

Start with scheme_batch_settlement_evm.md:51 and the initiateWithdraw/finalizeWithdraw ABI bindings in crates/chains/x402-chain-eip155/src/v2_eip155_batch_settlement/facilitator/abi.rs. Check the batch-settlement facilitator dependency in PR #90, then trace the Rust client, the TS @x402/evm client, and widget entry points. Done means payer-submitted timed withdrawal works in both clients, the widget exposes the grace-period fallback, and the documentation distinguishes it from cooperative refunds.