[refactor] Refactor kv rpc dispatch - #147
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Background
There is a substantial amount of duplicated implementation logic between the current KV interface and Controller‑side RPC:
if/elifbranches to dispatch different requests, resulting in high maintenance overhead.Changes Made
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This commit only refactors internal implementations and introduces no alterations to: