refactor(routes): compose domain-owned routers - #45
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Closes #44
Compose ModelPort HTTP application from domain-owned routers and verify the complete route ownership contract.
Moves all 68 existing HTTP registrations into domain-owned routers, keeps global middleware and API behavior unchanged, adds a deterministic method/path/domain inventory with duplicate detection and composed-router probes, and documents the ownership boundary for future domains.
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