feat: standardize xblock API, add v1#38723
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The FC-0118 initiative introduces a comprehensive standardization of APIs across the platform, guided by 15 newly defined Architectural Decision Records (ADRs). These ADRs collectively establish consistent patterns for serializers, permissions, error handling, pagination, filtering, authentication, versioning, and overall API design. Through this effort, existing endpoints are being refactored and aligned to ensure uniformity, improved developer experience, and long-term maintainability, while also reducing redundancy and inconsistencies across services.