fix(cluster): accept charon's null/omitempty cluster-file shapes

[varex83agent]

Problem

pluto's versioned cluster-definition and distributed-validator structs are missing serde defaults for several fields that charon legitimately emits as JSON null or omits entirely. As a result, serde rejects cluster files that charon writes.

Concretely, charon (v1.7.1 defaults to writing cluster-file v1.10, and also reads v1.8/v1.9) can produce:

• "operators": null and "validators": null — Go marshals a nil slice as null, and these fields have no omitempty, so the key is always present but may be null.
• an absent timestamp and absent name — both omitempty, so the key is dropped when empty.
• an absent public_shares and absent partial_deposit_data on distributed validators — both omitempty.

#[serde(default)] alone handles absent keys but not an explicit null, so the null-marshaled slices additionally need DefaultOnNull.

Fix

• operators, validators (definition v1.8 / v1.9 / v1.10): #[serde(default)] + #[serde_as(as = "DefaultOnNull")] — accepts both null and an absent key, deserializing to an empty vec. Mirrors the existing deposit_amounts handling.
• timestamp, name (v1.8 / v1.9 / v1.10): #[serde(default)]. (v1.10 already had it for name; v1.8/v1.9 did not.)
• public_shares, partial_deposit_data (DistValidatorV1x8orLater): #[serde(default)].

All three definition versions are fixed because charon reads v1.8/v1.9/v1.10 (cluster/version.go: supportedVersions).

Notes

• The existing Definition deserializer enforces num_validators == validators.len(), so validators: null is only valid alongside num_validators: 0 — which is exactly what charon emits. The test reflects this.
• Serialization is unchanged: DefaultOnNull's SerializeAs forwards to the normal serializer, so non-empty slices still serialize as arrays.

Tests

• definition_accepts_null_slices_and_absent_omitempty_fields drives the v1.8/v1.9/v1.10 fixtures with operators/validators set to null and name/timestamp removed, asserting they parse to empty/default.
• dist_validator_v1x8_accepts_absent_omitempty_fields strips public_shares and partial_deposit_data from a real lock fixture's validator and asserts it parses.

cargo test -p pluto-cluster (98 tests), clippy, and fmt all pass.

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[emlautarom1]

The underlying problem is not fully solved:

Checked the corpus at crates/cluster/src/examples/ using this branch:

                              main             this PR
cluster-definition-000..006   PARSES (all 7)   PARSES (all 7)
cluster-lock-000              FAILS -> invalid type: null, expected a string
cluster-lock-001              FAILS -> invalid type: null, expected a string
cluster-lock-002              FAILS -> missing field `name`
cluster-lock-003              FAILS -> invalid value: string "", expected hex bytes convertible to target type

All seven definitions passed before this PR too, so the corpus result is unchanged end to end. Charon's own TestExamples round-trips and signature-verifies every one of these files.

The default-written v1.10 shape also still fails, with this branch applied:

baseline (unmodified)                            PARSES
distributed_validators: null                     FAILS -> invalid type: null, expected a sequence
builder_registration.message.fee_recipient = ""  FAILS -> invalid value: string ""...
builder_registration.message.pubkey = ""         FAILS -> ...
builder_registration.signature = ""              FAILS -> ...
deposit_data[0].pubkey = ""                      FAILS -> ...

This is due to the following:

1. lock.rs isn't touched. LockV1x8orLater.distributed_validators has no default, and Go marshals the nil slice as null with no omitempty, so charon's own empty-cluster lock is rejected. Same fix as the rest of this PR.

2. A second root cause the PR doesn't cover: [u8; N] hex fields reject "" while Vec<u8> hex fields accept it, and charon's to0xHex(nil) returns exactly "". That accounts for cluster-lock-003 and all four builder-registration/deposit failures above.

3. The pre-v1.8 structs are in scope in practice. The description says charon reads v1.8/v1.9/v1.10, but supportedVersions lists v1_0 through v1_10. cluster-lock-000/001 (v1.1.0, config_signature: null) and -002 (v1.2.0, absent name) are real files that fail today.

I suggest to mirror Charon's TestExamples criteria: parse every file in crates/cluster/src/examples/ raw, locks included (only definitions are processed today).

Feel free to fold the changes onto this PR or create follow ups.