fix: validate resource URIs and cap subscriptions per session - #1095
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The spec's server resources security guidance requires servers to validate all resource URIs. The read path validates URIs against the registered resources and resource templates, but resources/subscribe accepted any string URI into an unbounded map, so an authenticated client could grow memory without limit.
This change makes the subscribe handler resolve the URI through the same resource/template lookup as the read path and reject unknown URIs with the same Resource Not Found error (-32002). It also caps the number of resource subscriptions per session (1024); further subscribe requests are rejected with Invalid Params (-32602).
Tests cover subscribing to a registered URI (success), an unregistered URI (Resource Not Found), and exceeding the per-session cap (Invalid Params).