Add cross-platform health check fallbacks (#1) - #72
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…backs (#1) - portable memory/load collectors (Linux /proc, macOS vm_stat/sysctl, graceful WARNING elsewhere). Resolves #1
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What
Adds portable memory and load-average collectors to tools/health_check.py so the checks gather real data on non-Linux platforms instead of degrading to a bare WARNING.
Why
Resolves issue #1. The previous implementation assumed /proc, so macOS/others never returned a real reading. The new collectors pick the first working source for the current platform.
Verification
Resolves #1