refactor(nodetask): consume wire.GovTxResult; drop sei-chain from the graph

[bdchatham]

The controller half of the dependency-leak fix — consumes seictl v0.0.62's wire package and lands the module-graph payoff. Depends on: seictl#220.

Change

• go.mod → seictl v0.0.62.
• govoutputs.go decodes wire.GovTxResult directly (deletes the local govResult mirror + inclusion consts); controller.go keys on wire.Inclusion*.
• Deletes TestGovResultMirrorMatchesWire — the mirror is gone, so wire-drift is structurally impossible (we import the exact type).
• Removes the gogo-fork + genproto replace directives (they existed only for the sei-chain transitive graph).

Proof (the payoff)

• go list -deps ./cmd/... : 230 sei-chain packages → 0
• sei-chain removed from go.mod; go mod why sei-chain → "main module does not need" it
• go.sum shrinks ~3,400 lines
• full build / vet / gov tests green; 0 new lint issues; no CRD change

No behavior change — the gov completion contract is identical; this is purely how the shared result type is sourced (the exact wire type instead of a hand-mirrored copy).

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PR Summary

Medium Risk
Gov completion paths still decode JSON and latch phases on inclusion status, so a wire/seictl mismatch could mis-handle txs; the module churn is large but behavior is meant to stay identical.

Overview
Bumps seictl to v0.0.62 and sources governance completion types from github.com/sei-protocol/seictl/sidecar/wire instead of a local mirror.

govoutputs.go unmarshals sidecar results into wire.GovTxResult and maps fields into CRD outputs; controller.go branches on wire.InclusionPending, wire.InclusionCommittedFailed, etc. for the same gov terminal semantics as before. The hand-copied struct/constants and TestGovResultMirrorMatchesWire are removed because the controller imports the canonical type.

go.mod / go.sum: the transitive sei-chain graph is eliminated (large indirect prune and a much smaller sum); replace hooks for gogo/protobuf and monolithic genproto go away with that leak. k8s pins at v0.35.0 via replace remain for controller-runtime compatibility.

No intended runtime or CRD behavior change—only where the shared gov result type comes from and how heavy the dependency tree is.

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