Add demo fixtures and command line interface - #6
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Demo mode drives the real check code through fixture-backed clients rather than a parallel implementation, so what it demonstrates is the same code a live run executes. Demo metadata carries no timestamp, which keeps the whole demo output reproducible byte for byte.
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Adds synthetic demo fixtures for the S3 and EC2 checks, a fixture-backed
loader (DemoS3/DemoEc2) that exposes exactly the methods the checks call,
and the posture CLI (main/run) that ties run_all and render together for
both demo and live AWS runs.
Demo mode drives the real check code through fixture-backed clients rather
than a parallel implementation, so what it demonstrates is the same code a
live run executes. Demo metadata carries no timestamp, which keeps the
whole demo output reproducible byte for byte.
All fixture data is synthetic: obviously fake account ids, example.com-style
bucket names, and RFC 5737 documentation-range IP addresses. No real account
data appears anywhere.
Test plan: