feat: add context-aware conditional blocking#10
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Allow users to block write operations only in specific contexts (e.g. prod kube context, production AWS profile) via a .deployshield.json config file. Without config, behavior is unchanged (block everything). Config supports fnmatch glob patterns for kubectl contexts, AWS profiles, terraform workspaces, GCP projects, Azure subscriptions, and Pulumi stacks. Undetectable context defaults to blocked.
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Summary
.deployshield.jsonconfig file that lets users block write operations only in specific contexts (e.g. prod kube context, production AWS profile) instead of blocking everything unconditionallyTest plan
tests/test_context_blocking.pycovering config loading, flag/env extraction, per-provider context detection, pattern matching, and end-to-end subprocess integration