Mint a short-lived WebSocket ticket

Exchanges the caller's API key for a short-lived (60s) signed ticket used to open the WebSocket at wss://api.esportsodds.gg/v1/ws?token=.... Keeps the raw key off the wire and out of the browser — browsers can't set headers on a WebSocket, which is why tickets exist. Minting is authenticated and rate-limited — each mint draws a token from the key's per-second bucket, like any other call, so reconnect with backoff — but it is not metered: a mint consumes no request quota.

This is the only part of the WebSocket surface expressible in OpenAPI: the socket itself (/v1/ws) is a persistent connection with its own message protocol, so it is documented as prose instead — see Live data & WebSocket for the handshake, the message envelope, subscribing, sequence numbers, reconnection and the connection cap. Read that page before building against this endpoint; a ticket on its own does nothing.

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