Fix Azure deploy Terraform state authorization permanently#55
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What this fixes\n- hardens Terraform state storage reachability for GitHub runners\n- resolves OIDC principal deterministically from AZURE_CLIENT_ID\n- ensures Blob Data Contributor on storage account and container scopes\n- adds state data-plane preflight before each provision attempt\n- treats backend AuthorizationFailure/listing-blobs init errors as retryable\n\n## Why this is permanent\n- removes dependency on fragile one-time RBAC timing\n- auto-remediates network default-action deny for the state account in CI\n- validates data-plane readiness before invoking azd provision\n\n## Expected outcome\n- Azure Deploy (azd) no longer fails at Terraform backend init with 403 AuthorizationFailure in normal OIDC propagation scenarios