Feature Request: Deep Links as an alternative to some Wallet Connect features.

My Thought Process:

I dislike wallet connect from both and end user point of view and a developer's point of view. It feels like wallet connect is an unnecessary step for the tasks I want to accomplish like taking an offer, maybe even making and submitting offers.

My Desired Workflow Example:

I would like to be able to "Go Shopping" on dexie / mintgarden / etc. I would like a "Add to Cart" feature that would send the offer file to a new section of the sage wallet.

These offers would end up in the new section of sage:

The Cart section should:

• Display offer terms clearly (offered and requested should be in terms of what the user is paying and receiving)
• Only show offers that can be accepted
• Have multi select enabled so you can accept all the offers at once (Using the existing sage rpc for offer joining)
• Have filter and sort options
• Have a way to remove unwanted offers

End User Experience:

As a user, I click add to cart button on any website. Sage already knows how to handle the uri and adds the offer to my cart. I can go to my cart at any time to view what is in there and accept the offers i want and remove the ones I don't.

Web Developer Experience:

I can create an anchor tag that follows the rules for the deep link. This would simplify my workflow as a developer significantly. I don't need feedback from the user's wallet because I can just watch my developer's wallet to see if the offer is taken.
Example:
<a href="sage://add_offer/offer1qqr83wcuu2rykcmqvpsf40h3y2...">

Other Potential:

It might be nice to add other deep links for things like:

• Create_offer
• Review_sign_spend_bundle

These should have some sort of pending state where they are sent and wait for the wallet user to approve them.

No files, tests, or entry points are named. Start by mapping the wallet's deep-link handling and offer/cart workflow against the requested URI, cart display, filtering, removal, and multi-acceptance behavior; done means the agreed scope and approval flow are implemented and testable.