* harvester_api_protocol
* move to apis
* Remove `chia.apis` => `chia.harvester` dependency.
* Remove circular dependencies between `chia.apis` and service modules.
* SolverAPIStub, and add solver to tach.toml.
* Make the stubs (lack of) implementations more consistent.
* Use `stub_metadata_for_type` instead of `class_for_type`.
The only thing ever used from `ApiProtocol` in `WSConnection`
was the metadata field, so let's pass along only that.
* NewSignagePointHarvester2
* remove some stuff
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* Move capabilities underneath Capability
* Split default capabilities for each service
* Make get_capabilities take in node_type
* Remove optionality
* Refactor get_capability_overrides
* Trying some SSL hacks for tests
* Some tweaks
* more hacks
* more hacks
* Using caplog for SSL verification failed check
* linting fixes
* Some additional tweaks to get it working on all platforms
* Added comments
* Separate into 3 tests
* Ignore coverage for calling the old exception handler
* Adjustments from code review
* use separate protocol versions for the different services
* Validate protocol version on handshake
* simplify checking protocol version for incoming connections
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Co-authored-by: Harold Brenes <h.brenes@chia.net>
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