feat(ci): add Kipp Managed Services composite actions - #177
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Adds two composite actions for repository automation. setup-kipp installs a pinned @makerx-trusted-access/kipp package from the trusted-access registry using an OIDC token minted in the same step, provisions an isolated Pi environment for the job, and exports the package path, runtime path and non-secret provider configuration. The kipp-version input takes an exact version, or the literal latest for the self-maintenance workflow that proposes pin bumps. run-kipp-automation executes an automation through that runtime via actions/github-script, in the all, work or publish phase. Workflow values reach the runtime through the environment rather than script interpolation, and OIDC request variables can be scrubbed before the automation step runs.
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Adds the shared mechanics for Kipp Managed Services, consumed by generated repository-owned workflows:
setup-kippinstalls the pinned Kipp package through GitHub OIDC, creates an isolated Pi environment, and exports the resolved runtime and non-secret provider configuration to the job.run-kipp-automationvalidates its inputs, optionally removes the OIDC request variables and verifies the scrub, and runs the automation without interpolating workflow inputs into executable code.setup-kippvalidates every input before installing anything: values carrying a carriage return or newline are rejected, Entra and subscription identifiers must be GUIDs, endpoint URLs must be https, and a literalai-api-keyis registered with the secret masker (percent-escaped so the mask matches the real value).The two actions are wired through the job environment rather than through inputs.
setup-kippexportsKIPP_PACKAGE_PATH,KIPP_RUNTIME_PATHand the provider selection, andrun-kipp-automationreads them, so a caller cannot point the automation step at a runtime thatsetup-kippdid not install.scrub-oidc-envdefaults tofalse. Clearing the OIDC request variables applies to the rest of the job, not just the automation step, so it is opt-in for callers that have confirmed no provider or later step needs to mint an OIDC token. Theazure-foundryprovider does need them.This PR intentionally contains only the two composite action manifests. All action references are pinned to full commit SHAs.