feat: support Platform API 1.113 features (SSH keys)

[cristianrcv]

Summary

Exposes the SSH public key endpoints introduced in Platform API 1.113.0.

This is one PR in a stack that catches tw up with Platform API 1.230.0, one PR per API version that introduced the features, then one PR per topic for agents and actions. Each PR adds the items whose API elements all exist in that version.

• Stack: master → 1.101 (feat: support Platform API 1.101 features (catch-up backlog) #685) → 1.113 (feat: support Platform API 1.113 features (SSH keys) #686) → 1.145 (feat: support Platform API 1.145 features (roles, folder mounts, linked datasets) #697) → 1.167 (feat: support Platform API 1.167 features (audit logs, IdP groups, SCIM, Intelligent Compute) #698) → 1.190 (feat: add 'tw info versions' and studio stars #699) → 1.200 (feat: add the lineage commands and studio logs #700) → 1.230 (fix(launch): stop launch --wait duplicate runs and support API 1.230 options [COMP-2645] #701) → agents (feat: add the agents and service-accounts command groups #702) → actions (feat(actions): add bucket, cron and pipeline-status sources and trigger history #703). This PR is based on feat: support Platform API 1.101 features (catch-up backlog) #685; the next one is feat: support Platform API 1.145 features (roles, folder mounts, linked datasets) #697.
• SDK: unchanged. tw stays on tower-java-sdk 1.200.0, which already contains every API element used here. The last PR in the stack bumps it to 1.230.0.

Changes

• feat(ssh-keys): add ssh-keys list, add, view and delete commands (075f501)
• docs: document the ssh-keys commands added for API 1.113 (5247a4b)
• build(native): register reflection metadata for the ssh-keys commands (349ef6b)

Verification

• ./gradlew test: 828 tests, 0 failures. Every new command and option has MockServer tests that assert the request (method, path, query, body) and the output.
• Each item was checked against the OpenAPI spec of this version and the previous one (tower-sdk-gencode history) to confirm where it first appears.
• CI runs the full suite against the native binary on Linux, macOS and Windows.

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[educalleja]

Usage of the new commands

This PR adds one new command group, tw ssh-keys, with four subcommands. The keys belong to your user account, so none of these commands take a --workspace or --organization option.

tw ssh-keys

A new top-level command, "Manage your SSH public keys", registered in Tower.java.

1. tw ssh-keys list

Lists your SSH public keys. It takes no options.

• The output is a table with ID, Name, Created and Last used, sorted by ID.
• With no keys, it prints "No SSH keys found".

2. tw ssh-keys add

Adds an SSH public key.

Option	Description
-n, --name	Key name (required). Must be unique. Names can use letters, numbers, hyphens and underscores
-k, --key	Path to the public key file, such as ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub (required). - reads the key from stdin. Create a key pair with ssh-keygen

• Leading and trailing whitespace is stripped from the key before it's sent.
• The output is the new key's ID and name.

3. tw ssh-keys view

Shows the details of one key.

Option	Description
-i, --id / -n, --name	The key to show, by numeric ID or by name. You must give exactly one

• The output shows ID, Name, Public key, Created and Last used.

4. tw ssh-keys delete

Deletes an SSH public key.

Option	Description
-i, --id / -n, --name	The key to delete, by numeric ID or by name. You must give exactly one

• The output is the ID and name of the deleted key.

For view and delete, a name that doesn't match any key fails with "Unknown SSH key '<name>'".

USAGE.md

The PR adds a new "SSH keys" subsection under "Personal access", just before "Access tokens":

tw ssh-keys add -n laptop -k ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub

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