Hash Rfq privateData

[diehuxx]

Implement min bar changes laid out in this spec change: TBD54566975/tbdex#294
In further PRs, we could improve ergonomics around validating/disclosing specific privateData fields.

See also equivalent PR in tbdex-js: TBD54566975/tbdex-js#215

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[diehuxx]

Offline, @mistermoe @jiyoontbd @KendallWeihe @kirahsapong and I discussed a DX improvement:

Rename classes with the Unhashed* prefix to instead of Create* prefix, e.g. UnhashedRfqData -> CreateRfqData and UnhashedPayinMethod -> CreatePayinMethod.

We came to this decision because we believe that introducing the concept of hashing when sdk consumer is trying to Rfq.create() causes confusion, and hashing should be an implementation detail. If they choose, the developer can learn more about hashing through either the ktdocs of the relevant types like RfqData or RfqPrivateData, or the tbdex protocol spec, which outlines the structure of the Rfq returned from calling create()

I'll push a commit for this in juuuust a sec.

[jiyoontbd]

couple nits for doc, not blocking. well done 🎉