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Stands up the typed transport on top of the generated OpenAPI types and migrates
the first real hook to prove the pattern. src/lib/http/api.ts creates an
openapi-fetch client wrapped by openapi-react-query ($api); base URL stays
call-time via getProxyBaseUrl in an onRequest middleware (not a frozen
createClient baseUrl, which would break server-root-path and worker switching),
and the access token is passed per call via authHeader.
useInfiniteUsers now calls $api.useInfiniteQuery("get", "/user/list", ...) instead
of the hand-rolled userListCall: query params, the response body, and the user
rows are all typed from the spec, and the 11-arg positional call collapses into a
typed query object. Its infinite-query return shape is unchanged, so UsagePageView
is untouched. Global query errors route through QueryCache.onError into the
existing handleError, preserving the session-expiry logout behavior.
The test mocks fetch (installed via vi.hoisted because openapi-fetch captures
globalThis.fetch at client creation) and asserts the real request URLs, the bearer
header, pagination, and the error path.
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