Enforce rate limits on simulator#505
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This pull request introduces rate limiting for both HTTP and EVM log triggers in the simulation workflow, ensuring that trigger events cannot exceed configurable limits. The changes add support for specifying and enforcing these rate limits, update the relevant services and listeners to respect them, and include comprehensive tests to verify correct behavior.
Rate limiting for triggers:
ManualHTTPTriggerService, including storing a limiter per trigger and rejecting manual triggers that exceed the limit.EVMLogTriggerListener, enforcing the limit per event, and returning a specific error when exceeded.