feat(experimental): add http.readonly and http.returned field attrs - #204
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Wire edges can reject client-set fields, fn output validation strips response-excluded fields, and core parseFields/omitFields/rejectFields back those gates without hard-coding HTTP keys.
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Wire and capability edges can reject fields the client must not set, and
v.fnoutput validation strips fields that must not leave in the response. I also lifted the schema walk into core (parseFields/omitFields/rejectFields) so those gates stay attribute-key agnostic.http.serverOnlystill works as a deprecated alias of the readonly gate.