Refactor backend modules and judging flow#46
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This PR refactors backend/service structure for maintainability without changing behavior. It splits database logic into focused modules behind a compatibility facade, centralizes judging session constants, and consolidates auth/OAuth helper logic. It also deduplicates AI provider prompt/parsing code, moves dummy entry fixtures out of the main entries service, and simplifies client judging state transitions with a reducer and unified vote submission path. Characterization tests were added for OAuth state handling, pairing progress/exhaustion, and shared AI parsing utilities.