feat: Add broker communication mode#4255
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Purpose
This PR introduces the initial broker-based communication mode for core-to-extension requests using NATS request/reply, as a foundation to remove the need for an open incoming HTTP port on extension services.
Behavior
Core transport selection is now mode-based:
http: always HTTP
nats: always NATS
auto: prefer NATS for services advertising broker support, otherwise HTTP
Extension runtime can be configured to run HTTP-only, NATS-only, or dual mode.
Remarks
PR introduces (a) breaking change(s): no
PR introduces (a) deprecation(s): no