feat: add MCP friendly diagnostic APIs#3449
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Summary
This PR adds MCP/agent-friendly diagnostic APIs for Numaflow pipelines and mono-vertices. The goal is to expose small, typed, read-only responses that LLMs, automation tools can query directly.
Why
The existing server APIs are useful for the UI, but many of them return raw daemon/Kubernetes shapes, large resource objects, making automated debugging harder because agents first need to discover topology, correlate health/metrics/errors/events across several APIs, and normalize response formats themselves.
What Changed
Added single-purpose typed endpoints for diagnostics:
Backward Compatibility
Existing UI/raw endpoints are preserved. New fields are additive.