feat(services): add Leya — Latin American primary law and Guatemalan cadastre

[sebasibarguen]

What

Adds Leya (https://leya.lawyer) to the service registry: search and citation of primary Latin American law (statutes, decrees, congressional initiatives, court rulings, official gazettes), plus Guatemalan cadastral parcels intersected with protected areas, watersheds and archaeological sites.

Why it's novel

• The registry currently has one legal service (GovLaws, US federal regulation). Nothing covers Latin America — Leya is the first Spanish-language / civil-law primary-law source.
• The cadastral endpoint is a dataset that exists nowhere else: 630,961 RIC parcels with legal-designation overlays.
• Keyless: agents can call it with no signup, paying per request via MPP.

Verification

• Live spec: https://api.leya.lawyer/openapi.json (carries x-service-info and per-operation x-payment-info; prices in the entry match the spec: $0.03 / $0.01 / $0.01 / $0.02 at 6 decimals)
• llms.txt / llms-full.txt served at https://leya.lawyer/llms-full.txt
• Payments verified with a real on-chain Tempo settlement
• vitest run schemas/services.test.ts: 9400 tests pass; generate:discovery and biome check clean

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• leya

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