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Hunter Lovell 115dbbd158 feat(typesafe): make classifier questions invocation-scoped (#40659)
makes TypeSafe questions invocation-scoped so each classification
request carries both the state being evaluated and the typed questions
to answer. We're adding two overloads since we need to comply with
Runnable inheritance.

* also adds ClassifierRequest + and renames ClassifierResponse to be the
public request and response types
* normalizes both invocation forms into a complete request before
callbacks and tracing begin.
* update request serialization, public exports, documentation, and
examples for the new request-scoped API.

### Middleware

* derive Auto Mode and model-routing questions from validated middleware
configuration at invocation time instead of storing mutable question
mappings on middleware instances.
* pass state and questions explicitly through the classifier keyword API
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