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Add manifest-driven inventory with SHA1 validation and diagnostics

Placeholder MINDY.L requested to merge feature/octopus-import-manifest-inventory into feature/squid-import-project

Summary

  • Implemented manifest-driven Octopus import inventory on feature/octopus-import-manifest-inventory.
  • Added OctopusManifestInventoryBuilder and result models for manifest lookup, manifest entry matching, per-kind counts, SHA1 validation, source ID/type consistency checks, duplicate/missing document diagnostics, and unlisted document warnings.
  • Extended extracted JSON documents with SHA1 hashes from OctopusInputExtractor.
  • Added manifest diagnostic codes without logging raw JSON content, source values, or expected/actual hash values in diagnostic messages.
  • Added focused unit coverage in OctopusManifestInventoryBuilderTests.
  • Updated local OpenSpec progress tracking for task 2.5; openspec/ is ignored locally and is not part of the branch diff.
  • Scope intentionally stops before task 2.6; normalized Octopus resource graph construction remains unfinished.

Test plan

  • /usr/local/share/dotnet/dotnet test tests/Squid.UnitTests/Squid.UnitTests.csproj --filter "FullyQualifiedName~Services.OctopusImport" passed: 87 passed, 0 failed.
  • /usr/local/share/dotnet/dotnet test tests/Squid.UnitTests/Squid.UnitTests.csproj passed: 6309 passed, 0 failed.
  • Observed existing dependency vulnerability warnings for KubernetesClient and AutoMapper; no test failures.
  • No integration tests were added for this branch; current scope is Core inventory logic plus unit coverage.

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