feat: IConfigureOptions with IConfiguration binding for existing options classes

[samtrion]

Summary

• Adds an IConfigureOptions<TOptions> implementation for each existing options class, binding the documented Pulse:* configuration section (configuration.GetSection("Pulse:...").Bind(options)), and registers each via services.TryAddEnumerable(ServiceDescriptor.Singleton<IConfigureOptions<TOptions>, TOptionsConfiguration>()) inside the existing Add*/Use* extension method (no new public API):
  • LoggingInterceptorOptions → Pulse:Logging (AddLogging)
  • TimeoutRequestInterceptorOptions → Pulse:Timeout (AddRequestTimeout)
  • QueryCachingOptions → Pulse:QueryCaching (AddQueryCaching)
  • OutboxOptions → Pulse:Outbox (AddOutbox)
  • OutboxProcessorOptions → Pulse:OutboxProcessor (AddOutbox)
  • AzureServiceBusTransportOptions → Pulse:Transports:AzureServiceBus (UseAzureServiceBusTransport)
  • RabbitMqTransportOptions → Pulse:Transports:RabbitMq (UseRabbitMqTransport)
  • DaprMessageTransportOptions → Pulse:Transports:Dapr (UseDaprTransport)
• Since IConfigureOptions runs before IValidateOptions in the options pipeline, a bad Pulse:* config section now fails at startup via the feat: IValidateOptions and ValidateOnStart for all existing options classes #238 validators, once bound.
• The configuration-bound configurator is registered before any explicit Configure(...) call in each method, so an explicit code-based configuration action still takes precedence over configuration-bound values (config supplies the base, code can override it).
• AddRequestTimeout(TimeSpan? globalTimeout = null) now only applies its globalTimeout parameter to GlobalTimeout when a value is actually supplied, instead of unconditionally overwriting it with the default null argument. Without this change, a configuration-bound GlobalTimeout would always be wiped out by the parameterless AddRequestTimeout() call.

Deviation from the issue text: SQLiteOutboxOptions

The issue lists a SQLiteOutboxOptions type bound from Pulse:Outbox:SQLite. As already established in #238, no such type exists — the SQLite provider reuses the shared OutboxOptions (see src/NetEvolve.Pulse.SQLite/). This row is skipped rather than inventing a new options type or a duplicate configurator: OutboxOptions is already bound from Pulse:Outbox by item 4 above, which covers the SQLite provider as well. Introducing a SQLite-specific Pulse:Outbox:SQLite override section would only add a second, harder-to-reason-about binding path onto the same options instance for no documented benefit, so it was intentionally left out.

Dependency

Depends on #238 (options validators), which this branch is based on (feature/238-options-validation). This PR's diff should only contain the #239-specific changes once #238 is merged first.

Closes #239

Test plan

• dotnet build Pulse.slnx succeeds with no new warnings/errors
• dotnet run --project Tests/NetEvolve.Pulse.Tests.Unit -f net10.0 -- --treenode-filter "/*/*/*ConfigurationTests*/*" — new configurator tests (binding + default-preservation + null-configuration guard) all pass
• Full NetEvolve.Pulse.Tests.Unit suite (1629 tests) passes, including existing extension-method tests updated to register a minimal IConfiguration (previously implicit, now required since IConfiguration must be resolvable from DI for the new configurators)
• csharpier format . applied

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