feat: Deliver initial spent HTTPS outcalls cycles#10727
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For pay-as-you-go pricing of HTTPS outcalls, shares gossiped by subnet peers contain the amount of cycles spent out of the per-replica allowance.
During block payload building, multiple such shares are combined into a full response object, containing responses and signature of multiple nodes on the subnet.
In addition to the response, this PR aggregates the cycles spent by all contributing peers, plus the "consensus cost" required to include the response in a block. This results in the "initial cost" of the HTTP outcall.
The initial cost is delivered to execution. There, it is used to calculate the "initial refund" that is credited back to the canister.
In the future, also asynchronous spending reports (leading to asynchronous refunds) will be delivered. These are shares that are received later, and did not contribute to the response delivered to the canister.