chore: move files to pkg

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Overview

this pr moves sub packages to pkg

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated and reorganized project dependencies for improved maintainability.
  • Adjusted internal package references to reflect updated import paths.
  • Streamlined automation workflows by removing PR project assignment and automatic reviewer addition jobs.

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Walkthrough

This update reorganizes the go.mod file by consolidating and alphabetically sorting indirect dependencies into a single require block, removing duplication and improving clarity. Additionally, several import paths within the codebase are updated to include the pkg/ subdirectory for internal modules such as adapter, p2p, rpc, and signer. The GitHub Actions workflow .github/workflows/housekeeping.yml is simplified by removing two jobs related to adding PRs to projects and auto-adding reviewers, leaving only the auto-assignee job intact. No changes are made to the logic, exported entities, or functionality of the codebase.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
go.mod	Consolidated and alphabetically sorted indirect dependencies into a single require block.
pkg/adapter/adapter.go	Updated import path for p2p to include the pkg/ subdirectory.
pkg/rpc/rpc.go	Updated import paths for adapter, p2p, and rpc/json to include the pkg/ subdirectory.
server/start.go	Updated import paths for adapter, rpc, and signer to include the pkg/ subdirectory.
.github/workflows/housekeeping.yml	Removed add-pr-to-project and auto-add-reviewer jobs, retaining only auto-add-assignee.

Possibly related PRs

• refactor: remove go-da + fix golangcilint #54: Refactors import paths and dependencies, including removal of the go-da adapter and replacement with a JSON-RPC client, closely related to import path and dependency cleanup.

Poem

In the warren, code paths twist and wind,
Imports now sorted, dependencies aligned.
A hop through the pkg/—how tidy it feels,
With modules and rabbits spinning their wheels.
The garden is pruned, the carrots in rows—
Onward we bound, as the codebase grows! 🥕

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