Add exec_command_status_build_json() and exec_command_status_list_build_json() to varlink-common, alongside exec_command_build_json() and exec_command_list_build_json(). The status list function is the runtime counterpart of the command list function — the two arrays are positionally aligned so index N in the status array corresponds to index N in the command array. Commands that have not yet run produce null entries to preserve alignment. Add the ExecCommandStatus varlink struct type to varlink-idl-common next to ExecCommand. It contains PID, timestamps, and mutually exclusive ExitStatus (int, for normal exit) / ExitSignal (string, for signal kill).
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