Add cross-platform health check fallbacks for memory and load#60
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- check_memory_usage: fallback to psutil or macOS vm_stat/sysctl when /proc/meminfo unavailable - check_load_average: fallback to os.getloadavg() or psutil when /proc/loadavg unavailable - Non-Linux environments now report useful values instead of generic warnings - Maintains backward compatibility with existing Linux /proc behavior - New helper functions: _get_memory_info(), _get_load_average()
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Bounty: $50 — Cross-platform health check fallbacks
Issue
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What this does
Adds cross-platform fallbacks to check_memory_usage() and check_load_average() so non-Linux environments (macOS, etc.) report useful values instead of generic warnings.
Changes
Backward compatibility