feat(backend): opt-in beat split and migration skip in entry.sh - #1843
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Legacy ECS behaviour is unchanged by default. The beat split and the migration skip are opt-in flags that appointment-deploy sets.
Tested on the built image: legacy worker argv matches main, split worker and standalone beat start, RedBeat lock holds with two beats, SIGTERM gives a warm shutdown.
Part of https://github.com/thunderbird/platform-infrastructure/issues/989 (Appointment stage cutover)
Refs #1077 (migrations move to a one-shot Job in Kubernetes via SKIP_DB_MIGRATIONS; legacy ECS still runs them on entry)
Refs https://github.com/thunderbird/appointment-deploy/issues/19
Refs https://github.com/thunderbird/appointment-deploy/issues/20