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…ementation Remove deadpool-libsql and libsql dependencies from mq-web-api. Replace the database-backed rate limiter with a pure in-memory HashMap protected by tokio::sync::Mutex, simplifying the implementation and eliminating external database requirements. - Remove database_url, database_auth_token, pool_max_size, and pool_timeout_seconds fields from RateLimitConfig - Replace Pool with Mutex<HashMap<String, RateLimitEntry>> in RateLimiter - Make RateLimiter::new() synchronous (no I/O setup needed) - Remove DATABASE_URL, DATABASE_TOKEN, RATE_LIMIT_POOL_MAX_SIZE, and RATE_LIMIT_POOL_TIMEOUT_SECONDS env var handling from config - Update tests to use in-memory helper instead of raw SQL inserts
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Remove deadpool-libsql and libsql dependencies from mq-web-api. Replace the database-backed rate limiter with a pure in-memory HashMap protected by tokio::sync::Mutex, simplifying the implementation and eliminating external database requirements.