Add terraform import plan summaries

[sureshchouksey8]

Fixes #340.

Summary

• Added deterministic import plan summaries for tools/terraform_import.py.
• Supports --plan-summary PATH --format json|text for CSV import lists.
• Includes resource address, provider type, import id, state file, and whether the resource is already imported.
• Supports explicit address/terraform_address CSV columns for module resources.
• Reads local Terraform state JSON under --state-dir to mark root and module resources as already imported without requiring Terraform to be installed for summary-only runs.
• Redacts secret-looking import IDs, tokens, passwords, access keys, and client secrets.
• Documents the workflow in docs/OPERATIONS.md.
• Adds focused tests that do not require Terraform to be installed.

Validation

• python3 -m py_compile tools/terraform_import.py tools/test_terraform_import_plan_summary.py
• python3 tools/test_terraform_import_plan_summary.py
• python3 tools/terraform_import.py --state-dir "$TMPDIR" --csv "$TMPDIR/imports.csv" --plan-summary "$TMPDIR/import-plan.json" --format json
• git diff --check
• python3 build.py

Diagnostic artifacts for implementation head 958572c5:

• diagnostic/build-958572c5.json
• diagnostic/build-958572c5-part001.logd through part005.logd
• Password: a195fc41619de774a029

python3 build.py generated real diagnostics for the strengthened patch head. The remaining build failures are unrelated local/toolchain failures: missing cargo/go/cmake/luac/ghc, unavailable Java runtime, and the existing frailbox macOS C compile issue.

[sureshchouksey8]

Update: strengthened #344 after another pass.

The branch now also reads local Terraform state JSON under --state-dir and marks matching root/module addresses as already imported without requiring Terraform for summary-only CSV runs. Refreshed diagnostics are for implementation head 958572c5:

• diagnostic/build-958572c5.json
• diagnostic/build-958572c5-part001.logd through part005.logd
• Password: a195fc41619de774a029

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