call_runner rejects a top-level JSON array, so a runner cannot pass one through

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`call_runner` decides how to hand back a response from its `Content-Type` alone: JSON is parsed into `result.data`, anything else arrives unparsed in `result.content`. A body that is valid JSON but not an object falls between the two and raises instead:

```
livepeer_gateway.errors.LivepeerGatewayError: Live runner call expected JSON object, got list
```

## Repro

```python
import asyncio
from aiohttp import web
from livepeer_gateway.live_runner import call_runner

async def main():
async def handler(request):
return web.json_response([{"label": "llama", "score": 0.99}])

app = web.Application()
app.router.add_post("/call", handler)
runner = web.AppRunner(app)
await runner.setup()
site = web.TCPSite(runner, "127.0.0.1", 0)
await site.start()
port = site._server.sockets[0].getsockname()[1]
try:
result = await call_runner(f"http://127.0.0.1:{port}/call", payload={"inputs": "x"})
print("data:", result.data, "content:", result.content)
finally:
await runner.cleanup()

asyncio.run(main())
```

## Why it matters

A runner that proxies somebody else's API does not choose its response shape, and a top-level array is a common one. Every Hugging Face inference task except text-to-image answers with one: classification, object detection, embeddings, sentiment. Such a runner is currently unreachable through the SDK.

The workaround available to a proxy runner is to make the response stop claiming to be JSON so it takes the opaque-bytes path. In [runner-app-examples#82](https://github.com/livepeer/runner-app-examples/pull/82) that is nginx relabelling a JSON body as `text/plain`, which is a lie told to route around a type check, and it is the only lever config has, since nginx can pin, inject, and relabel but cannot rewrite a body.

## Proposal

Treat non-object JSON the way ndjson and binary are already treated: return the body unparsed in `result.content` with `result.content_type` intact, leaving `result.data` as `{}`.

Objects keep today's behavior exactly, including `session_id` extraction, so no working call changes: the only path affected is the one that raises today. `content_type` still reports `application/json`, so a caller can tell what it is holding and `json.loads` it.

The current strictness is deliberate (`tests/test_call_runner_raw.py::test_json_array_still_rejected`), and it is right for the control-plane calls that read protocol fields out of the body, such as proxy create and trickle channel remove. Those stay strict. It is the pass-through data path where an array is data rather than a malformed reply.

An alternative is to keep `data` dict-only and expose the parsed value separately (`result.json`), but that adds API surface for something `content` already carries.

Beginne in livepeer_gateway/live_runner.py bei call_runner und lies tests/test_call_runner_raw.py, insbesondere test_json_array_still_rejected. Prüfe die vorhandenen object-, ndjson- und binary-Response-Pfade und verifiziere anschließend, dass ein JSON-Array auf oberster Ebene über content zurückgegeben wird, ohne die object-Behandlung zu ändern. Die gezielten raw-response-Tests sollten das neue Verhalten bestätigen und eine strikte control-plane-Behandlung bewahren.

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