Run cache-denial action hooks in Python - #773
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The cache-denial prototype splits its orchestration between JavaScript and Python. Move endpoint validation, installation, denial checks, environment updates, and cleanup into Python's standard library. Keep only a small Node launcher for GitHub's early
prehook and matchingmainandposthooks.This is an alternative stacked on #770; the original drafts remain available for comparison. Pin the release jobs to the Python implementation without changing
release-prepare.ymlor ordinary CI cache behavior. The existing security limits, including Windows' lack of direct-IP firewall isolation, are unchanged.