Add local execution mode for queue-based RPC without TCP

[LukeButters]

Summary

This PR adds a new execution mode where RPC requests are executed locally on the worker node that dequeues work from the IPendingRequestQueue, rather than being proxied over TCP to a remote service. This allows for executing RPCs by use of a distributed PendingRequestQueue only.

Motivation

We are sometimes in the situation in which we need work to picked up by specific nodes e.g. a client is connected to only one node and we need that node to process the work.

With this change and a distributed queue (e.g. the Redis one), it would be possible to setup something like:

• Client connects to a node lets call the Client "bob"
• That node would call halibutRunTime.PollLocalAsync(new Uri("local://bob"), workerCts.Token) and so would begin to processes messages sent to "local://bob".
• A different node is able to send a request to bob in the usual halibut way: var echo = client.CreateAsyncClient<IEchoService, IAsyncClientEchoService>(new ("local://test-worker");
• and the node connected to bob will collect the request and do it.

Changes

Core Implementation

• HalibutRuntime.PollLocalAsync() - New method that polls a local:// queue and executes RPCs locally
• local:// URI scheme support - Added to routing logic in SendOutgoingRequestAsync()
• Workers directly access the queue via GetQueue() and execute requests using ServiceInvoker
• Simple polling loop: dequeue → invoke locally → apply response

Documentation

• Comprehensive design document at /docs/LocalExecutionMode.md
• Covers architecture, implementation details, usage examples, and performance considerations

Testing

• LocalExecutionModeFixture with test demonstrating local execution
• Uses shared PendingRequestQueueFactory so client and worker share the same queue

Usage

// Worker setup
var worker = new HalibutRuntime(serviceFactory);
worker.Services.AddSingleton<IMyService>(new MyServiceImpl());
await worker.PollLocalAsync(new Uri("local://worker-pool-a"), cancellationToken);

// Client usage
var client = new HalibutRuntime(serviceFactory);
var service = client.CreateAsyncClient<IMyService, IAsyncClientMyService>(
    new ServiceEndPoint("local://worker-pool-a", null));
await service.DoWorkAsync(); // Queued and executed locally by worker

Benefits

• 10-100x lower latency - No TCP/SSL overhead
• Higher throughput - No TCP bottleneck
• True horizontal scaling - Multiple workers can poll the same local:// queue
• Queue-agnostic - Works with both in-memory and Redis queues
• Backward compatible - Existing poll:// and https:// endpoints work unchanged

Architecture

The implementation bypasses the entire PollingClient and MessageExchangeProtocol machinery:

Current TCP Polling:

Client → Queue → Worker polls → TCP RPC → Server executes → TCP response → Queue → Client

New Local Execution:

Client → Queue → Worker polls → Execute locally → Queue → Client

No TCP connection, no protocol messages, no serialization overhead.

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