scaleway/iam-policy v4.0.0

iam-policy bundled three independent concerns into one module: scaleway_iam_application, scaleway_iam_policy, and scaleway_iam_api_key. A repo-wide census found exactly two real consumers, and confirmed zero consumers use bucket_names/bucket_actions/admin_project_id -- that bucket-scoped policy feature (ADR-0066/ADR-0069) never had a second real caller.

This PR splits the bundle into three modules:

• New iam-application: wraps scaleway_iam_application only. Inputs name (required), description (optional). Outputs id, name.
• New iam-api-key: wraps scaleway_iam_api_key only. Inputs application_id (required), description (optional), expires_at (optional -- defaults to 30 days after the key is first created, anchored via a time_static resource so the default doesn't drift on every plan). Outputs access_key/secret_key (both sensitive).
• iam-policy, slimmed to policy-only: no longer creates an application or API key -- takes a new required application_id input instead. Drops bucket_names, bucket_actions, admin_project_id, and expires_at entirely (none were used by any real consumer), along with the access_key/secret_key outputs. Gains a new id output for the policy itself.

This lets one iam-application be shared across several iam-policy calls instead of each policy call minting its own throwaway application -- the motivating use case is a shared pigeon-cli identity with multiple job policies attached to it.

Breaking for every iam-policy consumer: existing callers need to add an iam-application module call and pass its id as application_id, add a separate iam-api-key call to get a credential, and drop any bucket_names/bucket_actions/admin_project_id/expires_at arguments (moving expires_at to the new iam-api-key call if still needed).

See docs/adr/0119-decouple-scaleway-iam-application-api-key-rename-object-bucket.md for the full decision record (this PR covers the IAM-module half of that ADR).

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