[AIENG-545][Backend] OIDC Jenkins provider support + verify --oidc flow#1351
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Summary
Adds tokenless authentication to the CLI using any OIDC identity provider the CI can act as (Jenkins via the oidc-provider plugin, GitLab, custom IdPs). Instead of a static SMART_TESTS_TOKEN, the pipeline presents a short-lived, signed OIDC id-token that Intake verifies cryptographically. This is the CLI half of AIENG-545 Phase 2 (the Intake backend + WebApp changes ship separately).
Two new actions on the verify command:
smart-tests verify --oidcCredential-free bootstrap. Presents the id-token to /intake/oidc/verify, prints eval-able export lines for org/workspace/token so later commands authenticate with the same JWT.
smart-tests verify --oidc-fetch-issuerRun from inside a private network. Reads the issuer from the token, fetches its public JWKS via OIDC discovery, and prints an {issuer, jwks} block for an admin to paste into the WebApp. Authenticates nothing; contacts only the issuer.