build: pin Python CI tools and preserve local native reuse - #55
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Python-running CI jobs now select the repository Python patch and install the full pre-commit dependency closure with exact versions and SHA-256 hashes. Local native builds explicitly reuse suitable installed vcpkg dependencies; candidate provenance remains enforced.
Validation: isolated locked .NET restore and offline repeat; Release managed build; 5 architecture tests; 63 engineering and 41 tooling tests; formatting/provenance checks; hash-verified online and offline Python installation; corrupt-hash rejection; pre-commit. The Windows IDE native build reused the existing installed dependencies with VcpkgManifestInstall=false, completed with zero warnings/errors, and passed the native ABI test. No vcpkg installation or dependency rebuild was performed.