Handle Vault standby health responses#1007
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ReactiveVaultSysTemplate currently propagates VaultClientResponseException for Vault sys/health responses with non-2xx status codes. Vault uses 429 for standby nodes while still returning a health response body, and the blocking VaultSysTemplate already deserializes that body.
This change aligns the reactive implementation with the blocking one by deserializing the sys/health response body from VaultClientResponseException. It also exposes Vault's ha_connection_healthy field through VaultHealth so downstream health contributors can distinguish healthy HA standbys from standbys without an active-node connection.
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