fix(asset/ft): enforce maker compliance at DEX settlement

[metalarm10]

Closes: https://app.clickup.com/t/868jpxw8u

Summary

Immunefi 77114 reported that DEX settlement bypassed asset/ft compliance hooks on the maker side: only the taker (order.Creator) was validated at match time, so freeze / whitelist / block_smart_contracts changes applied to a maker after order placement were silently ignored, letting frozen tokens drain out of the maker's account.

This PR re-runs validateCoinSpendable on the sender and validateCoinReceivable on the recipient of every settlement transfer in DEXExecuteActions, closing all three sibling exploits with one change. Regression test added in x/dex/keeper/keeper_ft_test.go.

Context

• Immunefi report: https://bugs.immunefi.com/magnus/681/projects/208/reports/77114
• Severity / response (check title 77114): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xfR0AqpIH6F4kPWF-tF9RD2pp2b4io5Ri0bdFybBgbA/edit?usp=sharing

Integration test changes

TestLimitOrdersMatchingWithAssetFTFreeze and TestLimitOrdersMatchingWithAssetFTWhitelist were written assuming the buggy behavior was correct - with a comment that said "Reducing the whitelist limit
will not interfere with DEX order after order placement".
But this behavior is incorrect as reported in 77114: a maker places an order, the issuer freezes
or de-whitelists the account, and a taker can still drain the locked tokens.

With this fix the maker's freeze / whitelist state at match time is now respected, so those tests are updated to expect the match to be rejected and balances to stay intact.

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[ysv]

If I understood your fix correctly - you want to add assertion of freezing, whitelisting etc. for maker orders after they match.

Eventually this was done on purpose. Idea is that execution is guaranteed for an order once accepted by DEX module.
So that is why we skip validations for maker order.

[ysv]

maybe we should document this better in code
But this behaviour is expected IMO