feat(fodc): Add eBPF-based KTM I/O monitor to FODC agent#919
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Summary
This PR adds an eBPF-based I/O monitor to the KTM framework used by the FODC agent.
The monitor collects syscall-level read latency and related kernel signals, and is scoped to the BanyanDB process via cgroup filtering.
Tests for the KTM core will be added in a follow-up PR.