feat(server)!: rename .func() to .handler()

[unteifu]

I think the .func() function should be renamed to .handler() as visually it doesn't make sense at first and looks very vague, this was something I found confusing when I first saw the docs. Calling it .handler() means developers, know ok this is what will be the endpoints main handling logic after all middleware and validation.

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[unnoq]

oRPC start with .handler but has been rename to .func because it describe widely ability of oRPC (you can call directly procedure as native function).

But it only is my opinion, and English is not my first language so I will carefully consider it

[unnoq]

.handler, ORPCHandler, and OpenAPIHandler seem conflict name here

[unteifu]

.handler, ORPCHandler, and OpenAPIHandler seem conflict name here

I think that's completely fine to have still because it still runs on the basis of "this is the function/codeblock that handles the logic", like OpenAPIHandler handles that specifically and you know that middleware will do that.

[unnoq]

@unteifu please resolve conflict, and go to apps/content run pnpm run build and I will merge this!

[unteifu]

I've just merged the docs update with this branch as it means the docs will be up to date with this commit then and also pass CI