feat: add soroban-rpc-service spec requirements - #103
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closes #36
Encapsulate all Soroban Server / RPC interactions in a dedicated injectable service that handles timeouts, exponential backoff for transient failures, and maps low-level Stellar errors to Nest HTTP exceptions (BadGateway, ServiceUnavailable, structured 400 for client mistakes). Support switching networks via environment variables (Futurenet/Testnet/Mainnet) including passphrase and RPC URL pairs. Expose metrics counters for RPC failures and latency histograms to detect provider degradation early. Document rate limits imposed by public RPC endpoints and when dedicated providers are mandatory.