feat: support exposed-service acceptance commands in hub validate#79
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feat: support exposed-service acceptance commands in hub validate#79
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This PR extends oscar-cli hub validate to better support acceptance tests for exposed services.
In oscar-cli, hub validate now understands a structured exposed HTTP acceptance step for RO-Crate metadata. The validator can execute multipart POST requests against /system/services//exposed/..., apply service Basic Auth with the OSCAR service token when required, and validate response status and media type, including ZIP payload checks. A new print-only mode, --print-acceptance-commands, renders the equivalent shell commands for each acceptance step, including the selected cluster endpoint and a command to obtain the service token from oscar-cli service get.