⚡ Bolt: [performance improvement] DB Connection Pool Reuse for Health Check

[kourdroid]

💡 What: The health endpoint now utilizes the existing database connection pool via get_connection_pool rather than explicitly calling asyncpg.connect() to spin up a new dedicated connection on every invocation.

🎯 Why: The health endpoint is typically hit frequently by load balancers and Kubernetes probes. Creating a brand new direct database connection involves an expensive TCP handshake and PostgreSQL authentication overhead on every single request.

📊 Impact: Significantly reduces the database CPU usage and TLS negotiation latency, keeping latency low (effectively 0ms instead of >10ms per health check ping) and saving concurrent database slots.

🔬 Measurement: Check the database logs; frequent TCP authentication logs will drastically decrease, or benchmark the endpoint using oha or wrk against /health to verify decreased P99 latency.

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