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test(storage): add renewable storage acceptance harness - #10
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Add an explicitly enabled storage acceptance suite covering multipart transfers, integrity, metadata, copy, pipe, sync/delete, pagination, and cancellation. Fixtures and CLI commands share renewable profile credentials, verified TLS, bounded deadlines, and cleanup restricted to the run’s disposable bucket.
Add virtual-host-style support for custom S3 endpoints, a renewable GitHub OIDC credential-process helper, synthetic helper coverage in ordinary CI, and setup documentation. Privileged live workflow activation and release publication remain disabled.
Validation: local live storage acceptance and cleanup passed, alongside isolated MinIO acceptance, race regressions, repository lint/security checks, and workflow lint.