feat: migrate from deadmanswitch to Sentry monitors
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adds check in at highstate start and resulting curl at end so we can track highstate times
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https://python-software-foundation.sentry.io/issues/alerts/rules/?project=4509407540346880
The only downside is that org tokens have a limited scope (I think only
org:cicurrently) and we needalerts:write/readandproject:read... so this currently is using my token and in prod the same would need to happen.