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deps: :jpm/module coordinates; the janet.* bridge autoloads jpm modules

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The vendored spork/http is gone — jpm owns janet packages. In its place:

- The janet.* bridge autoloads jpm-installed modules on first reference:
  janet.spork.http/server requires spork/http from the module path and
  caches its bindings (failures are negatively cached). Works for any
  module, in every mode, including inside net/server connection fibers.

- deps.edn grows a :jpm/module coordinate: jolt-deps verifies the module is
  importable at resolve time, optionally running `jpm install` on the
  :jpm/install package once when it isn't, and otherwise fails with the
  install hint. Contributes no source roots. ring-app declares spork/http
  this way.

Docs: README's interop section, docs/tools-deps.md (:jpm/module reference),
and the ring-app README (including the jpm-version caveat for spork HEAD's
.janet native sources, which older jpm rejects).
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@ -138,12 +138,13 @@ function expecting a tuple needs an explicit conversion. The `jolt.interop`,
This bridge is what makes networking (and everything else in Janet's stdlib)
available to ordinary Clojure — for example, `jolt.nrepl` (below) is plain
Clojure over `janet.net/*`. Jolt also vendors
[spork/http](https://janet-lang.org/spork/api/http.html) into its binary
(`vendor/spork/http.janet`, MIT), reachable as `janet.spork.http/*` — the
`jolt.http` client and the Ring adapter in
[examples/ring-app](https://github.com/jolt-lang/examples/tree/main/ring-app)
are built on it. No `jpm install spork` required.
Clojure over `janet.net/*`. It also reaches any **jpm-installed module**:
the first reference to `janet.<module>/<name>` requires the module from the
janet module path and caches its bindings — so after `jpm install spork`,
`janet.spork.http/*` just works. The `jolt.http` client and the Ring adapter
in [examples/ring-app](https://github.com/jolt-lang/examples/tree/main/ring-app)
are built on spork/http this way, and a project can declare the requirement
in `deps.edn` with a `:jpm/module` coordinate (see docs/tools-deps.md).
```clojure
(require '[jolt.interop :as j])