test(cns): add token-gated state fault injection - #4811
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Scope
Adds the token-gated ADD/DEL/PATCH fault controller and the integration configuration used by migration E2E.
Draft dependency caveat
This PR is opened early for review and CI on top of the temporary multi-parent quality join. Do not merge until the quality join and all inherited J1/Q1/Q3 prerequisites merge.
Behavior
No public enable flag is added. The endpoint is registered only when a non-empty out-of-band test token is configured, and authentication uses constant-time comparison.
Evidence
Linux/Windows lint, fault-path race tests, and integration configuration tests pass.