Add configurable fault injection for negative testing - #591
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mtr002
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- Add proto definitions for FaultServiceConfiguration and GNOIFaults
- Implement config-based fault interceptor with sequential application
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- Introduced a fault manager to handle configuration-based fault injection for gNOI services. - Enhanced the Device struct to include a fault manager and initialized it based on configuration. - Added fault configuration validation and default settings in the config loader. - Created new configuration files for fault injection examples and gNOI fault definitions. - Updated the fault interceptor to support pre-configured faults for RPC methods.
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