Add RPC path for AutoRAG via beta flag#6318
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Add a beta flag option to Ai.autorag() that routes through JS RPC (this.#fetcher.autorag()) instead of local HTTP fetch, mirroring the gateway() pattern. Default behavior unchanged.
- Add autorag to Fetcher interface in ai-api.ts
- Update autorag() to accept { beta: true } option for RPC path
- Refactor autorag mock to use WorkerEntrypoint/RpcTarget for RPC support
- Add RPC beta test cases alongside existing fetch-based tests
- Update .wd-test config with entrypoint and compat flags for RPC
- Update autorag type definition in ai.d.ts
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Add a beta flag option to Ai.autorag() that routes through JS RPC (this.#fetcher.autorag()) instead of local HTTP fetch, mirroring the gateway() pattern. Default behavior unchanged.