Split non-prod GitHub App into separate per-environment apps and new environment config for running service Locally#620
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Fixes
Splits the shared NonProdGitHubAppClientId into three separate GitHub OAuth apps with dedicated client IDs:
Changes proposed:
Adds a new Local environment to TunnelServiceProperties across all 5 SDK languages (C#, TypeScript, Go, Java, Rust),
with a "local" case in the Environment() method.
This enables the tunnel service and CLI to use different GitHub apps per environment, so each app can have properly
scoped callback URLs and independent secret rotation.