refactor(api): serve remaining services via axum (rm tide 2/5)#4704
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…a axum State-signature relay server, espresso-dev-node, hotshot-state-prover, submit-transactions, and nasty-client bind axum servers with tide-disco-compatible routes, bodies, and healthchecks (bare HealthStatus, accept-negotiated JSON or vbs). Clients stay on surf-disco.
Ports the remaining tide-disco servers. The orchestrator decodes surf-disco's double-vbs-wrapped request bodies; node-metrics scrapes node identity from /v1/status/metrics; the standalone builder's /healthcheck stays decodable as HealthStatus by hotshot task-impls. Clients stay on surf-disco.
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node-metrics, lcqs, standalone builder to axum
Review focus: orchestrator body decoding (12-byte envelope strip);
per-service healthcheck bodies.