Add operational record storage contracts - #9
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Introduces the provider-neutral Core contracts for compact, mutable operational data.
IOperationalRecorddefines minimal operational identity and organization scope.IOperationalRecordStore<TRecord>defines point get, upsert, batch upsert, and delete behavior.OperationalRecordKeycarries logical scope values without exposing Cassandra partitions, shards, tables, or Mongo collections.This intentionally does not add query, paging, sharding, TTL, or provider implementation concerns to Core. Those belong in CloudStorage once its current refactor settles.
The first intended consumer is current device connectivity/status, while the abstraction is deliberately broad enough for other high-cardinality operational records.