Parse restore error tolerance from pgcopydb log#39
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pgcopydb supports --restore-tolerance (default 10) but the status script always compared against a hardcoded 10. Now parses the actual tolerance value from pgcopydb's log output.
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check-migration-status.shhardcoded a tolerance of 10 for pg_restore errors, but pgcopydb supports--restore-tolerance Nto set this dynamically"within tolerance of N"or"tolerance: N"), falling back to 10 if not found