Add authenticated Cloudflare provisioning API core - #1999
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Summary
/v1control API for configured-site allocation, site status, imports, and durable operation statusSplit scope
This is the API-core portion of #1971. Administrator claim issuance/redemption is intentionally excluded and will follow in a second PR after this control-plane boundary merges. This PR does not close #1971.
Verification
npm run test:cloudflare-runtime(15 focused provisioning tests plus existing runtime suites)npm run test:cloudflare-wordpress-authnpm run cloudflare:dry-runnpm run cloudflare:dry-run:d1git diff --check origin/main...HEADPart of #1971
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gpt-5.6-solwas used through OpenCode to inspect the existing Cloudflare architecture, draft the implementation and tests, and perform adversarial reviews of allocation, recovery, R2, and authorization races. Chris Huber reviewed the resulting behavior, verification evidence, and commit.