Handle database states better when serving module logs #3984
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If a database is not currently running / runnable, we can still serve module logs if, and only if, the routing layer has correctly picked the last known leader.
To determine that this is the case, we make it so a predicate can be evaluated against the error return of
NodeDelegate::leader.In the future, we may be able to fetch from the last known leader transparently, or store module logs in distributed storage altogether, at which point the predicate trait can be retired.
In order to not leak information about the server's directory structure,
DatabaseLogger::read_latest_on_diskwill return an empty stream in case no log directory or recent log file exist on disk.Expected complexity level and risk
1.5
Testing
n/a