fix(arthas): use declared operations for UI calls#20
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The Arthas UI still used the old arbitrary HTTP handler model for console, MCP, and direct /api proxy requests. Those paths are no longer mounted by the plugin SDK and can be blocked or misrouted by the host proxy.\n\nRoute command execution through the declared exec operation, remove the dead HTTPHandler proxy/MCP code, stop starting MCP port-forwards, and drop UI tabs/links that depended on arbitrary plugin endpoints.
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The Arthas UI still depended on the old arbitrary plugin HTTP handler model for console, MCP, and direct /api proxy calls. Those paths are no longer mounted by the SDK and can be blocked or misrouted by the host plugin proxy.\n\nThis routes command execution through the declared exec operation, removes the dead HTTPHandler proxy/MCP code, stops starting MCP port-forwards, and drops UI entry points that depended on arbitrary plugin endpoints.