Simplify Pixelbot API failure paths - #5
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Pixelbot still carried duplicate exception wrappers, notification transports, and unused REST endpoints after the Pixeltable 0.7.7 upgrade. This follow-up removes those paths so the app has one sanitized failure boundary, one notification implementation, and a smaller supported API.
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Validation:
uv run ruff format --check pixelbot testsuv run ruff check pixelbot testsuv run mypy pixelbotuv run pytest -qtwice: 15 passed on both runs, with no test PostgreSQL process left runninguv lock --checkanduv buildpxt schema check pixelbot/app.pypxt service updatesmoke test: health, memory, context info, and notification log returned 200; removed endpoints returned 404; service stopped cleanlyProvider calls were mocked; no paid provider or hosted deployment was run.