Create a wallet as follows:

```sh
$ bitcoin-cli createwallet "watchonly" true
$ bitcoin-cli -rpcwallet=watchonly getwalletinfo
{
   ...
   "private_keys_enabled": false
}
```

The following should fail, but doesn't:

```sh
$ bitcoin-cli -rpcwallet=watchonly encryptwallet 1234
wallet encrypted; The keypool has been flushed and a new HD seed was generated (if you are using HD). You need to make a new backup.
```

It partially fails silently, because it doesn't actually add a seed. But it does ask for a password when calling `dumpwallet`, which doesn't make sense because we currently don't encrypt anything other than private keys.  
entry.pushKV("blockindex", wtx.nIndex);
        int64_t block_time;
        bool found_block = chain.findBlock(wtx.hashBlock, nullptr , &block_time);
        assert(found_block);
        entry.pushKV("blocktime", block_time);
    } else {
        entry.pushKV("trusted", wtx.IsTrusted(locked_chain));
    }
    uint256 hash = wtx.GetHash();
    entry.pushKV("txid", hash.GetHex());
    UniValue conflicts(UniValue::VARR);
    for (const uint256& conflict : wtx.GetConflicts())
        conflicts.push_back(conflict.GetHex());
    entry.pushKV("walletconflicts", conflicts);
    entry.pushKV("time", wtx.GetTxTime());
    entry.pushKV("timereceived", (int64_t)wtx.nTimeReceived);
    
    std::string rbfStatus = "no";
    if (confirms <= 0) {
        RBFTransactionState rbfState = chain.isRBFOptIn(*wtx.tx);
        if (rbfState == RBFTransactionState::UNKNOWN)
            rbfStatus = "unknown";
        else if (rbfState == RBFTransactionState::REPLACEABLE_BIP125)
            rbfStatus = "yes";
    }
    entry.pushKV("bip125-replaceable", rbfStatus);
    for (const std::pair<const std::string, std::string>& item : wtx.mapValue)
        entry.pushKV(item.first, item.second);
}
static std::string LabelFromValue(const UniValue& value)