feat: add background jobs module for health monitoring#7
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This pull request introduces a new background job system for periodic endpoint health monitoring in the backend, along with several supporting infrastructure changes and dependency updates. The health monitor checks the reachability of all registered endpoints and updates their status accordingly. Additionally, Python 3.9 support is dropped in favor of 3.10+, and related configuration files are updated.
New Feature: Endpoint Health Monitoring
EndpointHealthMonitor) that periodically checks the health of all registered endpoints by making HTTP requests to their connection URLs and updates theiris_activestatus based on reachability. This includes configuration options for enabling/disabling the monitor, setting intervals, timeouts, and concurrency. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]Configuration and Dependency Updates
pyproject.toml, CI workflow) to require Python 3.10 or higher. [1] [2] [3] [4]Testing
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