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chore(deps): replace deprecated serde_yaml with maintained yaml_serde - #266
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Replace the unmaintained serde_yaml dependency with yaml_serde 0.10.7, the actively maintained fork from the official YAML organization. Keep the existing yaml feature and configuration API. The narrowly scoped lockfile migration replaces serde_yaml/unsafe-libyaml with yaml_serde/libyaml-rs without refreshing unrelated dependencies.
Add regression tests for YAML serialization/deserialization of auth, headers, and middleware; .yaml/.yml loading; malformed input; and duplicate/unknown backend fields.
Validation: required repository checks passed (313 unit tests, integration tests, strict rustdoc, 24 doctests). Rust 1.90 all-target/all-feature check and RustSec audit passed (477 locked packages).
Closes #257.