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[Application] Add HTTP and worker HTTP runtime entries and end-to-end tests (#78)

# Description

Adds real, over-the-socket end-to-end tests for the starter app's HTTP
runtimes,
booting the actual application in a subprocess server and asserting a
live
`GET /` renders the welcome view. This complements the existing
in-process
`HttpEntry`/`CliEntry` smoke tests with true "start the server and hit
it"
coverage, and introduces a shared harness mirroring PHP's
`RuntimeServerTestCase`.

TypeScript has exactly two HTTP entries — the standard **Http** entry
and the
persistent-worker **WorkerHttp** entry — and both are now wired as
runnable
`bin/` entries alongside the existing `bin/cli.ts`. Unlike PHP's worker
runtimes
(FrankenPHP / RoadRunner / OpenSwoole), the TypeScript worker runtime
*is* Node's
own HTTP server, so there is no external runtime to install and no
availability gate is needed: the shared Vitest job runs the live server
directly,
and no dedicated CI job is required.

Because subprocess execution is invisible to coverage instrumentation,
each entry
is *also* covered in process — the existing `HttpEntry` test plus a new
`WorkerHttpEntry` test that bootstraps the worker once and dispatches
through an
isolated child scope. Coverage stays at 100% (line and branch).

The framework side landed first: **valkyrja-ts#88** is merged and
released in
**v26.4.0**, which ships the concrete `Application/Entry/WorkerHttp`
plus the
overridable runtime seams. This branch is rebased onto the latest `26.x`
(which
carries the matching `^26.4.0` bump), so it builds against the published
package
— no unreleased dependency remains.

One consequence of testing against the *published* package rather than a
local
checkout: Node refuses to transform TypeScript that lives under
`node_modules`
(`ERR_UNSUPPORTED_NODE_MODULES_TYPE_STRIPPING`), and the framework ships
`.ts`
source only. So the entry points are run through **`tsx`**, matching how
the
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