Replace go-chi with go-pkgz/routegroup#38
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Switch from go-chi/chi router to go-pkgz/routegroup using Go 1.22+ native routing patterns. Remove tollbooth rate limiter in favor of rest.Throttle. - Replace chi.Router with routegroup.Bundle - Use r.PathValue() instead of chi.URLParam() for path parameters - Replace render.JSON/HTML with rest.RenderJSON and direct writes - Remove chi middleware, use rest package equivalents - Update golangci-lint config to v2 format - Update all dependencies to latest versions
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This reduces external dependencies and leverages Go's built-in routing capabilities.