Michal 09ede73b67 migration: the watcher that caught vyos002, and what it found ...

vyos002-catch.sh is armed before power-on and strips the eth2 address the moment
SSH answers -- 6 seconds, where a human watching a console loses that race more
often than not. It commits eth2 on its own before doing anything else, because
every extra command in that commit is extra exposure.

Caught at 15:35:22 on the LoT leg. eth2 ended with no address and the sync-group
health-check installed; it exits 1 (WAN disabled on this box), so all six VRRP
groups sit in FAULT and it holds no VIPs at all. That is the protection that was
missing on 2026-09-02, working as intended rather than as a theory.

The bounded-risk note in the header is the part worth keeping: it comes up BACKUP
behind a healthy vyos001, so it never holds 192.168.8.1 and the GATEWAY cannot be
poisoned during the window. The unbounded case is it becoming MASTER with eth2
present, which the health-check now makes impossible.

It also surfaced that vyos002 had booted from a saved config predating the day's
work -- stale reservations including the two that hand the routers' own eth2 NICs
192.168.8.143/.144. Synced to vyos001 and imported; see kubernetes-deployment
7f92974.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DMVzWZgiKW2wquf5z8S1yH

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