CLI unnecessarily asks for password when posting transaction from a non-existing wallet

[piotr-iohk]

Release	Operating System	Cause
next	Linux	Code v Configuration v Environment v Human v Unknown

Context

When trying to post tx and providing wallet id that is valid 40 char hex encoded string (yet not belonging to existing wallet), the CLI is asking for password, and only after providing the password it shows message that I couldn't find a wallet with the given id: <walletId>.
Instead, the CLI should not ask for password but return the message immediatelly.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Run cardano-wallet transaction create --port=<port> 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 --payment 22@2cWKMJemoBahmFD6eqM76PqSVxxbobW4QbnF2ApBbR1c7JcrEhyq8S8YSrweZJPGGBcoY

Expected behavior

Error message:
I couldn't find a wallet with the given id: <walletId>
Exit code = 1

Actual behavior

Password prompt appears:
Please enter a passphrase:
And error message just after providing a password:
I couldn't find a wallet with the given id: <walletId>

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Resolution Plan

PR

Number	Base
#399	develop

QA

On #399 I have also modified CLI integration tests (the ones tagged TRANS_CREATE_07) to make sure CLI does not ask for password in case non-existing wallet is provided.

[KtorZ]

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