chore(core): disable unused jsonrpsee client transports#804
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Closes #803.
Summary
Narrow jsonrpsee's enabled features from
fulltoserver,macros, andclient-core.Helios uses jsonrpsee to serve its local JSON-RPC API but does not construct its HTTP, WebSocket, or WASM client transports. Because Cargo features are additive, enabling
fullforced downstream consumers to inherit those unused transports.This removes the legacy dependency path:
client-coreremains enabled for the existing#[rpc(client, server)]declarations.Validation
cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo check --workspace --all-targets --lockedcargo test -p helios-core --locked— 14 tests passedNo package versions or runtime APIs changed.