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SQL-driven named query discovery via aiosql - #251
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Overview
This pull request refactors the way named queries are discovered, validated, and executed for the stats API. Instead of using a static Python registry, public named queries are now dynamically discovered from SQL files at startup, grouped by family (jobs_detail or aggregation). This enables easier addition of new queries and enforces stricter validation of available queries. The changes also update the handler and reader code to use this new dynamic discovery and validation approach.
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Closes #116