feat(env deploy): support resource tags#7395
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--resource-tagssupport tocopilot env deploy, matching the resource-tagging behavior already available on workload deploy commands.The flag values now flow through the environment deploy input and are merged with application tags when building the environment stack configuration. This lets users add deployment-specific tags while preserving existing application-level tags. The command reference pages were updated to include the new flag and example.
Fixes #3874
Tests run:
go test ./internal/pkg/cli -run TestDeployEnvOpts_Executego test ./internal/pkg/cli/deploy -run TestEnvDeployer_DeployEnvironmentgit diff --checkBy submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the Apache 2.0 License.