refactor: use health.ProbeDir; drop duplicated probe#67
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Superseded by #72 ("Library adoption"), which consolidates this app's health (and httpx where applicable) library adoption into a single PR for one merge + one build. |
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health.goto a thin alias: remove the copiedprobeHealthDirand the deaddegradedfield/struct wrapper (the library handles degraded mode internally); tests now usehealth.ProbeDir. No prod behavior change (default mode=server, marker stays live). Stacked onrefactor/module-domain-path.ProbeDir). Release health v1.1.0 first, then bump thegithub.com/cplieger/healthrequire to v1.1.0 here +go mod tidy. CI is red until then; verified locally via go.work.