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CONTAP-671158: Data LIFs May Go Offline After Network Isolation in a Two-Node Cluster

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In a two-node, non-shared high-availability cluster, a network failure affecting one node can cause the cluster to lose quorum before the surviving node completes takeover. The data LIFs on the surviving node may go offline, interrupting data access, including NFS operations.

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