sds-go: add CustomHttpV2 third-party active checker - #389
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The Rust engine already accepts CustomHttpV2, but the Go FFI only modeled AWS and CustomHttp v1, so v2 configs (calls, match pairing, provides) could not be constructed or scanned through the bindings.
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The Rust engine already accepts CustomHttpV2, but the Go FFI only modeled AWS and CustomHttp v1, so v2 configs (calls, match pairing, provides) could not be constructed or scanned through the bindings.
Add Go types and JSON matching the Rust serde shape, plus round-trip and httptest coverage for status codes, request body/headers, and match pairing.
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