Add keep-alive agent to proto client#231
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The proto client creates its axios instance with no HTTP agent, so it falls back to Node's global agent and re-pays a full TCP+TLS handshake + slow-start on every request that isn't back-to-back. The REST client already avoids this with a keep-alive agent — the proto client was just missing it.
Fix: add the same agentkeepalive HttpsAgent/HttpAgent (already a dependency) to the
proto client's axios.create. Connections stay warm and get reused across calls.