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What
Add JSON-RPC 2.0 batch request support
Depends on #692
Why
Compliance with the spec, more efficient if you know you need to request several items at once
Where
cuprated,rpcHow
/json_rpctakes rawBytesinstead of axum'sJson; a body starting with[is a batch, everything else is the existing single-request path. TheContent-TypecheckJsondid implicitly is now manual. This was done to improve batch performancemimeRawValueand parsed individually, so one bad entry only fails itself. Notifications are left out of the response array. An empty batch is not acceptedFuturesUnordered, capped by a newRpcHandler::batch_concurrency(). Responses come back in completion order, matched by id