feat: ops-tool check-octavia-ovn self-heal tool#1462
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This PR makes check_octavia_ovn easier to operate under systemd.
It adds optional file logging support to the script via --log-file / LOG_FILE, while keeping journald as the default log path for the systemd-managed service. It preserves failover history in /var/lib/check_octavia_ovn/failovers.state, documents all installed paths and runtime knobs, and adds a supported systemd timer override so operators can change the run interval without editing the shipped unit directly.
It also includes a new operator README covering feature configuration, log access, state-file behavior, and the current dry-run caveat: the service still invokes the script with --apply, so dry-run under systemd requires adjusting the unit or a drop-in.