[SharovBot] chore: weekly code cleanup consolidation - #22421
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[SharovBot] 🧹 Weekly Code Cleanup — 2026-07-13
This PR consolidates the following small cleanup changes that were individually submitted as PRs this week:
Changes that could not be applied due to conflicts:
cl/beacon/beaconhttp/api.go,cl/sentinel/httpreqresp/server.go,cmd/evm/enginexrunner.go,db/state/commitment_convert.go— likely already addressed upstream.