Petru Paler 6c3dd34412 Implement health check endpoint (P2.15)
Add GET /api/health endpoint for deployment monitoring and load balancer
health probes. Returns 200 with status "ok" when PocketBase is reachable,
503 with status "unhealthy" when PocketBase connection fails.

Response includes timestamp (ISO 8601), version, and error message (on failure).
Uses PocketBase SDK's built-in health.check() method for connectivity testing.

14 tests covering healthy/unhealthy states and edge cases.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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