feat(stats): add bounded on-chain leaderboard queries#236
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Closes #194
Summary
Add bounded on-chain leaderboard APIs for wins and best streak with deterministic pagination.
Changes
Ordering
Primary sort:
Tie-breaking:
This guarantees stable pagination across repeated queries.
Storage
The leaderboard index is maintained as a bounded collection to prevent unbounded contract storage growth.
Testing
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Scope
This PR intentionally focuses only on bounded leaderboard indexing and paginated read APIs. It does not redesign the statistics system, storage architecture, ranking engine, or introduce off-chain indexing.