Variable group for credentials; harden jq install#6
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Two small improvements based on end-to-end testing in Azure DevOps: Variable group for credentials - All three top-level pipelines now reference an ADO Library variable group named 'cycode-credentials' via 'variables: - group: ...' instead of expecting CYCODE_CLIENT_ID / CYCODE_CLIENT_SECRET as bare secret pipeline variables. Single source of truth for credential rotation (ideally backed by Key Vault) and fewer pipelines to update when the service account changes. jq install hardening - The 'apt-get || true' form silently masked failures on agents without apt-get (macOS, RHEL, Windows, distroless). Now: detect apt-get, fall back to brew, and fail loudly with a clear 'Preinstall jq on the agent' message if neither is available.
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