refactor: storage query segregation for coretime, paras and blocks endpoints#261
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Overall pretty good, some comments to doublecheck some changes
…runtime_queries modules
…structured error handling and migrate tests
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This PR refactors storage query logic across coretime, blocks, and paras handlers to reduce code duplication by extracting common query functions into the dedicated runtime_queries/ module.
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Net: cleaner, more maintainable code with centralized storage queries