feat: TypeScript pipeline DSL#11
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Users shouldn't know about the IR layer — the field holds the result of calling pipeline() so .pipeline is the natural name.
14 tests: 8 per-scenario deserialization (4 Python + 4 TS), 1 structural invariant check, 5 parity assertions (node count, edge kinds, step labels, default image, env keys).
The package() method was resolving *.cabal globs against the local filesystem at DSL evaluation time, producing empty paths when the dirs don't exist. Now emits pattern strings like the TS toolchain does. Also removes unused imports in TS e2e test.
The on_change handler now expands glob patterns (*, ?, [) via Path.glob() and silently skips non-existent literal paths. This supports toolchains emitting declarative patterns instead of resolving them at DSL eval time.
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