Move address definitions to payments package #1820
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The wallet.NetworkBackend interface is now able to use dcrwallet's own Address interface rather than using dcrutil in the definition. This required moving the interfaces and several implementations to be moved from the wallet package to a new payments package to avoid a package import cycle. The old wallet.KnownAddress interface is renamed to wallet.Address since it is no longer confused with the previous wallet.Address interface (which becomes a payments interface).
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The wallet.NetworkBackend interface is now able to use dcrwallet's own
Address interface rather than using dcrutil in the definition. This
required moving the interfaces and several implementations to be moved
from the wallet package to a new payments package to avoid a package
import cycle.