feat(redis): connect to Redis at startup with shared client - #58
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Extract the Redis client to a shared singleton and connect it during the boot sequence so connectivity is validated (and logged) at startup instead of lazily on first request. Add success logs for both Postgres datasources and Redis.
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What
Connect to Redis during the boot sequence and log successful connections to both Postgres datasources and Redis.
Why
Bun's `RedisClient` connects lazily — on the first command. Before this change the Redis client was instantiated inside `ticket-router.ts` but never connected at startup, so a misconfigured or down Redis would only surface on the first `POST /game-tickets` request, not at boot.
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Notes
Keeps the existing log-and-continue error semantics (matches Postgres): a connection failure is logged but does not abort the process. This is detection-early, not strict fail-fast, intentionally consistent with the rest of the boot.