Refactor codebase foundations for clearer boundaries - #17
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Summary
This PR refactors Stackdraft codebase foundations around clearer human-facing boundaries and stricter shared standards.
Why
The main goal is maintainability: make the codebase easier for humans to scan, extend, and review as Stackdraft grows beyond the first State endpoints. The refactor keeps domain/resource behavior visible at call sites while moving repeated mechanics into small shared helpers.
Impact
The public State API behavior is preserved except that GET /api/states now treats scope as an explicitly required single query parameter at the HTTP boundary. Existing frontend callers already use the single-scope form.
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