trustpub: Implement user interface for GitLab support #12335
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One messaging question; otherwise LGTM.
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This PR implements the majority of the frontend work for supporting GitLab in our Trusted Publishing flows. Specifically, it adjusts the crate settings section to list both GitHub and GitLab configurations, it allows crate owners to delete GitLab configurations, and it allows them to create new configurations for GitLab too.
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