feat(organization_nav_order): add cycloid_organization_nav_order resource (TFPRO-55)

[fhacloid]

⚠️ DO NOT MERGE — depends on two unmerged upstream PRs, opened for review now per request

1. cycloidio/youdeploy-http-api#5977 — restores the /organizations/{org}/nav endpoint itself. It's currently missing from develop due to a regression: ENGBE-282.
2. feat(middleware): add per-org sidebar nav ordering (GetOrgNav/UpdateOrgNav) cycloid-cli#471 — adds GetOrgNav/UpdateOrgNav to the Middleware interface.

go.mod currently points at a throwaway integration branch (fhacloid-tfpro-55-cli-nav-order-onto-pinned), not cycloid-cli#471's real branch. Here's why: cycloid-cli's develop has moved ~2 weeks ahead of this repo's currently-pinned commit since the TFPRO-51 work, and bumping straight to develop's tip pulled in unrelated breaking API changes (a GetComponentConfig signature change, etc.) that are out of scope for this PR. The throwaway branch is cycloid-cli#471's exact commit cherry-picked onto the commit this repo already pins, so this PR's diff stays minimal and isolated to nav ordering.

Once cycloid-cli#471 merges, this needs:

go get github.com/cycloidio/cycloid-cli@develop && go mod tidy

to point at the real merged commit — and separately, someone should reconcile the ~2-week drift between this repo's pin and cycloid-cli's develop, but that's unrelated to this feature and shouldn't block it.

What

New resource cycloid_organization_nav_order to manage per-organization sidebar navigation ordering (PROD-774) via Terraform — TFPRO-55.

Design: a singleton settings resource, mirroring cycloid_oidc_organization_settings exactly — Create/Update both call the same upsert method, Read via GET, Delete resets to defaults since there's no real delete endpoint (an empty items array is what resets ordering to defaults per the API contract).

items is Required, not Optional. After spending this session fixing the "Optional+Computed collection can't be cleared by omission" bug class twice today (TFPRO-42, on both organization_role and organization_api_key), the simplest way to avoid it entirely in a brand-new resource is to never allow omission in the first place. Users write items = [] explicitly to reset to defaults — there's no null-vs-empty ambiguity to get wrong.

navItemsFromData always returns a non-nil (possibly empty) slice for null/unknown input, so the request body always sends an explicit [] rather than JSON null, matching the pattern confirmed correct in today's TFPRO-42 fixes.

Tests

• Unit (provider/organization_nav_order_resource_test.go): null/unknown items always produce a non-nil empty slice on the request side; API-side field mapping in both directions; empty API response maps to a non-null empty list in state.
• Acceptance (provider/organization_nav_order_acceptance_test.go): create with a scoped ordering, clean second plan, reset to defaults. Cannot pass until dependency 1 above lands — I ran it against the local docker-compose backend and confirmed it fails with the expected 404 (Path /organizations/cycloid/nav was not found), proving the resource/schema/middleware wiring is correct and the only blocker is the missing backend endpoint, not a bug on this side.
• go build / go vet / golangci-lint run all clean.

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