feat(health): implement safe metadata lifecycle and automatic path recovery#72
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This PR enhances the health system with safety measures and automatic recovery:
.metafiles when physical library files were missing. This is a critical safety measure to prevent mass data loss during mount glitches or external file moves.library_pathby checking the expected location on the mount (MountRoot + VirtualPath).Renamewebhook handler to attempt re-linking existing health records by filename when Sonarr/Radarr moves files, preserving health history and preventing duplicates.RelinkFileByFilenamemethod to support efficient, atomic path updates.