fix(cashout): remove old validation

[jjramirezn]

Was reintroduced by a merge and caused build fails, is obsolete because now we are using ValidatedInput

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The pull request introduces significant changes to the InitialCashoutView component by removing the validation logic for the recipient's bank account number. The previous validation process has been simplified, now only checking for the presence of a bank account number without verifying its authenticity. This adjustment modifies how error messages are displayed, focusing on the existence of the account number rather than its validity. The core functionality regarding cashout limits and user interactions remains unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/components/Cashout/Components/Initial.view.tsx	Removed bank account validation logic; adjusted error handling to check only for presence of bank account number.

Possibly related PRs

• [ISSUE-252] refactor(cashout): use ValidatedInput for account number #484: The changes in this PR involve refactoring the InitialCashoutView component to use the ValidatedInput for bank account validation, which directly relates to the main PR's modifications to the bank account validation logic.
• fix: various cashout fixes #489: This PR includes updates to the InitialCashoutView component's error handling for invalid bank accounts, which aligns with the main PR's focus on simplifying the control flow and error messaging related to bank account validation.

Suggested reviewers

• nezz0746
• panosfilianos

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