docs(runbook): fix wrong upstream citation in kanidm-oauth2-client-drift

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The basic_secret-drift runbook cited pando85/kaniop#491 as the upstream tracker, but #491 is "Add webhook caching for Kanidm objects" — unrelated to the OAuth2 secret race.

Upstream search (kaniop + kanidm, open+closed issues/PRs/discussions) confirmed the multi-replica basic_secret read-after-write race is not tracked upstream. Fixed the citation to reference #648 (the force-secret-rotation annotation the runbook recovery relies on) and the kanidm replication eventual-consistency docs.

A file-ready upstream issue for the race itself has been drafted separately (pending a decision to file).

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Pull request overview

Updates the Kanidm OAuth2 client drift recovery runbook to correct an incorrect upstream reference and better ground the recovery guidance in the actual upstream change and kanidm’s replication model.

Changes:

• Replaced the unrelated upstream issue link (pando85/kaniop#491) with the relevant upstream PR adding force-secret-rotation (pando85/kaniop#648).
• Clarified that the underlying multi-replica basic_secret read-after-write race is not currently tracked upstream, and pointed readers to kanidm’s eventual-consistency replication documentation.

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