Feat-11 : Add limit param to stop opcode trace capture after N steps

[sagarkhandagre998]

PR description

Add limit param to stop opcode trace capture after N steps

Part of aligning Besu's debug RPC endpoints with the execution-apis spec.

What changed:

• OpCodeTracerConfigBuilder — new limit(int) config option (0 = unlimited, default)
• TransactionTraceParams — new optional limit JSON param wired into traceOptions()
• DebugOperationTracer — dedicated stepCount field drives the limit check; backfill of gasRemainingPostExecution on the last captured frame is preserved even after the limit is hit
• DebugOperationTracerTest — two new unit tests covering frame count cap and backfill correctness

Behaviour:

• When limit is absent or 0 — no change to existing behaviour
• When limit=N — exactly N StructLog entries are recorded; EVM execution continues to completion per spec

Two bugs fixed over the naive implementation:

1. Used traceFrames.size() as step counter — replaced with a dedicated stepCount field that is explicit and reset correctly per transaction
2. The last captured frame never got its gasRemainingPostExecution backfilled — moved the early-return guard in tracePostExecution to after the backfill block so it always runs

Fixed Issue(s)

Fixes #10115

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[sagarkhandagre998]

@macfarla Kindly take a look at once.