feat: repo_policy_sync - all in one mega PR

[AlexanderLanin]

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.github/workflows/tests.yml:48

• This is not an isolated wheel smoke test: uv run inside the project includes the current project environment by default, so the entry point or imports can resolve from the checkout and hide missing wheel contents. Use --no-project, and smoke-test both newly declared console scripts from the built artifact.

      - name: Smoke-test the installed Repository Policy Sync CLI
        run: uv run --with dist/*.whl score-repo-policy-sync --help

repo_policy_sync/github.py:342

• The same helper handles open and merged PR queries, but an unowned historical merged PR on this branch is treated as a fatal ownership violation. That permanently breaks JSON/Markdown status reporting even though merged history is read-only. Keep the refusal for an open branch, but ignore unowned merged PRs when selecting policy history.

                if accepted_marker not in body:
                    raise CommandError(
                        f"refusing to reuse {repository} branch {branch}: its {state} pull request "
                        f"is not owned by policy {policy_id}"
                    )

repo_policy_sync/operations/synchronize_file.py:378

• Job discovery assumes exactly two spaces of indentation. Valid workflows using four-space job indentation are not recognized; the merge then appends the source job, and the collision check misses an existing job with the same ID, producing duplicate YAML keys and an invalid workflow. Determine the immediate child indentation under jobs: instead of hard-coding two spaces; nested permission detection has the same issue.

[AlexanderLanin]

this is just too big, and impossible to get a clear version here. I'll keep this branch, and start a new one with only like 2 policies. To get the framework agreed and merged.