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refactor: remove legacy aggregation routes and code from ingestion-helper#614

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This is a follow-up of PR #607.

All the aggregations related code is moved into pipeline/workflow/aggregation-helper folder.

So we don't need to keep the same code in import/pipeline/workflow/ingestion-helper and can be removed.

Note: I will send this PR to review once we confirm that no other code (especially DCP related) is referencing this.

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This pull request removes the entire aggregation module, including its endpoints (/aggregation/run and /aggregation/status), utilities, generators, executors, and associated unit tests from the ingestion-helper service. The README and FastAPI application configuration have been updated to reflect these removals. I have no feedback to provide as there are no review comments.

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