feat(sync): add --minimize-reads with type-scoped storage loading

[michael-richey]

Summary

Stacked on #543.

For large orgs (10,000+ resources), sync-cli loads all resource files from cloud storage even when syncing a small subset (e.g. --resources=roles). This causes managed-sync Phase 2/3 to take ~25 minutes each, leaving no time for Phase 6.

Adds --minimize-reads flag (sync command only) that scopes storage reads to only the requested resource type(s):

• Type-scoped strategy: when --resources=roles, only list/fetch roles.* files instead of all 10,000 files
• For --resources=roles with 10,000 total resources: reduces reads from ~20,000 to ~100

Constraints (enforced at CLI parse time):

• Requires --resource-per-file
• Requires --resources
• Restricted to sync command only
• Must not be combined with --cleanup

ID-targeted loading (exact filter matches → direct key fetch, no listing) added in the next PR.

Test plan

• pytest tests/unit/test_minimize_reads_type_scoped.py — 10 tests pass
• pytest tests/unit/ — full regression, 360 tests pass
• Verify diffs/import commands reject --minimize-reads with "no such option"

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[michael-richey]

Staff review of --minimize-reads (type-scoped strategy). The design is clean: scoping storage reads to requested resource types is the right approach, and the fallback semantics (None = full load) preserve backward compatibility perfectly. The _check_id_collisions fix from log-only to active skip is a correct behavior change. Test coverage is solid for the happy path.

Critical

• --minimize-reads + --cleanup combination is undocumented in code and unenforceable by help text alone. The code only validates resource_per_file and resources; the cleanup incompatibility is absent. This is a data-loss risk: cleanup compares ALL destination resources against scoped source state and would delete everything not in scope.

Significant

• "MODIFIED" comment in state.py's load_state is a dev note, not a permanent code comment.
• "ID-targeted loading added in PR 3" in configuration.py leaks PR numbering into production code.

Minor

• LocalFile.get() with resource_types scoping still scans the full directory (O(N) os.listdir), just skipping file opens. The performance win is real but "reduces reads" in the PR description overstates the LocalFile gain — for S3/GCS/Azure it's a genuine listing reduction, for local it's a file-open reduction.
• No test for --minimize-reads --cleanup being rejected (since it isn't).

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