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[CHIA-4203] Add dynamic list-limited deserialization for Streamable types (#20829)

* Add dynamic list-limited deserialization for Streamable types

When a message with a large list field arrives (e.g. RequestCoinState
with 1.2M coin_ids), the full node previously parsed every item before
the handler truncated. On a Pi4 this took ~6s.

API handlers can now specify per-field list limits at runtime via a
callable on the @metadata.request() decorator. Parsing stops early and
seeks past remaining fixed-size elements in O(1).

For RequestCoinState with 1.2M items (limit 200K), deserialization drops
from ~0.45s to ~0.07s on a dev machine (~6x), and proportionally on Pi4.

* Wire list_limits into more wallet protocol handlers

Add deserialization-level list limits to three more handlers that
previously sliced or capped lists after full parsing:

- register_for_ph_updates: puzzle_hashes capped to max_subscriptions
- register_for_coin_updates: coin_ids capped to max_subscriptions
- request_puzzle_state: puzzle_hashes capped to MAX_PUZZLE_HASH_BATCH_SIZE

Remove the now-redundant post-parse slices from register_for_coin_updates,
request_puzzle_state, and request_coin_state since the lists are already
truncated during deserialization.

* Wire list_limits into more wallet protocol handlers

Add deserialization-level list limits to three more handlers that
previously sliced or capped lists after full parsing:

- register_for_ph_updates: puzzle_hashes capped to max_subscriptions
- register_for_coin_updates: coin_ids capped to max_subscriptions
- request_puzzle_state: puzzle_hashes capped to MAX_PUZZLE_HASH_BATCH_SIZE

Remove the now-redundant post-parse slices from register_for_coin_updates,
request_puzzle_state, and request_coin_state since the lists are already
truncated during deserialization.

* tests adjusted for new behaviour

* remove test file

* add some edge case testing

* handle case better if the API is called outside the normal on the wire pate

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