prime images push-bulk

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Adds a CLI command for pushing many images at once, from either of two inputs:

• JSONL manifest (--manifest builds.jsonl): one build per line — {"image": "name:tag", "context": "./dir", "dockerfile"?, "platform"?}, paths resolved relative to the manifest file.
• Harbor tasks (--harbor <dir>): discovers task directories (task.toml + environment/) and uses each task's environment/ folder as the build context. Images are named <task-dir-name>:<tag>, overridable via --name-template with {dir}/{name} placeholders. Tasks with a prebuilt docker_image or no environment/Dockerfile are skipped with a warning.

Each build then goes through the existing single-push flow with a sliding window of at most --concurrency (default 64) builds in flight server-side. Build status is polled via GET /images/build/{build_id} every 10s; when a build reaches a terminal state its slot is immediately given to the next queued build, so one slow build never blocks the rest. A per-build --build-timeout (default 30 min) prevents a stuck build from wedging the queue.

Rate-limit 429s (the initiate/start endpoints allow 150 req/min) are retried with exponential backoff; wallet-quota 429s ("Image limit exceeded") abort submission immediately since retrying can't succeed — in-flight builds are still polled to completion.

Any build that doesn't complete is written to push-bulk-failures.jsonl (a valid manifest with absolute paths), so retrying is just prime images push-bulk --manifest push-bulk-failures.jsonl. Exit code is non-zero if anything failed

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Note

Medium Risk
New client-side orchestration drives many authenticated image build/upload API calls with concurrency and quota edge cases; mistakes could spam the API or mis-handle limits, but it does not change core auth or server behavior.

Overview
Adds prime images push-bulk, which builds and pushes many images in one run from either a JSONL manifest (--manifest) or Harbor task trees (--harbor), with up-front validation before any API calls.

Bulk execution reuses the single-push flow (package context → initiate → upload → start), keeps a sliding window of in-flight builds (--concurrency, default 64), polls GET /images/build/{id} until terminal status or --build-timeout, retries rate-limit 429s with backoff, and stops new submissions on wallet quota 429s while finishing builds already started. Failures are written to push-bulk-failures.jsonl for easy retry.

package_build_context (tar + .dockerignore handling) is moved into images_bulk.py and shared with prime images push. ImageClient / AsyncImageClient gain get_build_status. Tests cover manifest/Harbor validation, concurrency, retries, quota, and failure manifests.

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