Add rate limiting to scheduler tick endpoint (issue #474)#589
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Issue utksh1#474: POST /api/v1/workflows/scheduler/tick had no rate limiter, allowing any authenticated caller to trigger unlimited scheduler ticks. Changes: - Created RateLimiter class for request throttling - Limited scheduler endpoint to 5 requests per minute per user - 429 Too Many Requests response when limit exceeded - Automatic request cleanup to prevent memory leaks Fixes utksh1#474
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Fixes #474: Implemented rate limiting on POST /api/v1/workflows/scheduler/tick.
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Protects scheduler from being overwhelmed by repeated requests.