Fix/trust localstorage override regression#230
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Summary
Fix trust override handling so values stored in localStorage for the current user no longer leak into address-specific trust lookups.
What changed
Updated the trust hook to clear current-user override state when a specific address is requested.
Added a regression test to ensure address-based trust calculations continue to use their own derived values instead of the current-user override.
Why
The previous behavior could incorrectly apply the localStorage override to other address-based trust views, which made the demo override behave inconsistently.
closes #168