Deployment: add new deployment options

[jhaynie]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added support for specifying deployment mode, allowing selection between "on-demand" and "provisioned" options, with an optional idle duration for on-demand mode.
  • Introduced the ability to list apt package dependencies to be installed before deployment.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved validation to ensure only valid deployment mode types ("on-demand" or "provisioned") are accepted.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new deployment mode configuration to the project schema and implementation. A mode object with a required type and optional idle field is added under deployment, along with a dependencies array for specifying pre-installation packages. The Go code is updated to support and validate these new deployment properties.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
agentuity.schema.json	Expanded inline required arrays to multi-line; added optional deployment.mode (object) and deployment.dependencies (array of strings).
cmd/project.go	Set default Deployment.Mode to {Type: "on-demand"} during project initialization.
internal/project/project.go	Added Mode struct; extended Deployment with optional Mode and Dependencies fields; added validation for Mode.Type.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ProjectInit
    participant ProjectStruct
    participant Schema

    User->>ProjectInit: Initialize new project
    ProjectInit->>ProjectStruct: Set Deployment.Mode to {Type: "on-demand"}
    ProjectInit->>ProjectStruct: Set Deployment.Dependencies (optional)
    ProjectStruct->>Schema: Validate Deployment.Mode.Type ("on-demand" or "provisioned")
    Schema-->>ProjectStruct: Return validation result
    ProjectStruct-->>User: Project initialized with deployment mode and dependencies

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In the warren where code takes flight,
A new mode hops in—what a sight!
On-demand or provisioned, you choose the way,
With dependencies lined up before deployment day.
The schema’s neat, the logic sound,
This rabbit’s thump says, “Solid ground!” 🐇

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