`openclaw doctor` audited gateway service runtime/path settings but did not
check whether the daemon's `OPENCLAW_GATEWAY_TOKEN` matched
`gateway.auth.token` in `openclaw.json`.
After re-pairing or token rotation, the config token and service env token can
drift. The daemon may keep running with a stale service token, leading to
unauthorized handshake failures for cron/tool clients.
Add a gateway service audit check for token drift and pass
`cfg.gateway.auth.token` into service audits so doctor treats config as the
source of truth when deciding whether to reinstall the service.
Key design decisions:
- Use `gateway.auth.token` from `openclaw.json` as the authority for service
token drift detection
- Only flag mismatch when an authoritative config token exists
- Keep fix in existing doctor service-repair flow (no separate migration step)
- Add focused tests for both audit mismatch behavior and doctor wiring
Fixes#18175
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