chore(sdk-core): add example to moving an ordinal

TICKET: BTC-1501

examples/ts/btc/ordinals/move-individual-ordinal.ts

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+/**
+ * Transfer an individual ordinal from one address to another
+ *
+ * Copyright 2024 BitGo, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
+ */
+
+const BitGoJS = require('bitgo');
+
+// change this to env: 'prod' when you are ready for production
+const env = 'test';
+// change coin to 'btc' when working with production
+const coin = env === 'test' ? 'tbtc' : 'btc';
+
+const bitgo = new BitGoJS.BitGo({ env });
+
+// set your access token and walletPassphrase here
+const accessToken = '';
+const walletPassphrase = '';
+
+// set your wallet ID here
+const walletId = '';
+
+// The location of the ordinal you want to send {txid}:{vout}:{offset}
+// Background about how ordinals work here: https://docs.ordinals.com/overview.html
+const satPoint = '';
+
+// set where you are sending the ordinal
+const recipient = '';
+
+// set the fee rate for the transaction in Satoshis per KB
+const feeRateSatKb = 1000;
+
+async function transferIndividualOrdinal() {
+  // Authenticate and get wallet
+  await bitgo.authenticateWithAccessToken({ accessToken });
+  const wallet = await bitgo.coin(coin).wallets().get({ id: walletId });
+
+  // Instantiate the transaction builder that will be used to send the particular ordinal
+  // We need to use this specific transaction builder so that we are safely extracting the exact ordinal.
+  const inscriptionBuilder = bitgo.coin(coin).getInscriptionBuilder(wallet);
+
+  // Build the transaction to send the ordinal
+  // Note that you can configure the structure of the transaction by passing in additional parameters
+  const buildResult = await inscriptionBuilder.prepareTransfer(satPoint, recipient, feeRateSatKb, {});
+
+  const sent = await inscriptionBuilder.signAndSendTransfer(walletPassphrase, buildResult);
+  console.log('sent ' + JSON.stringify(sent, null, 2));
+}
+
+transferIndividualOrdinal().catch(console.error);