perf: fetch only container miner counts in inventory distribution - #207
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getInventoryMinerDistribution was reusing getMinersByContainer, so every request pulled all 13 per-container aggr fields (hashrate, power, efficiency, temps, counts) from the rtd log while only using minerCount.
Added getMinerCountsByContainer that requests just the 7 status-count fields and sums them per container. Since the ork derives the rack-side projection from aggrFields, this trims the rack->ork hop too. Also dropped the unused status flag from the endpoint's two list-things calls - it only needs id/type and container info fields.
No response shape changes. Extended the unit tests to pin the projection and cover the count summation.