add cyclonedx sbom from lock or release

[timkpaine]

A software bill of materials is a direct projection of a lock — the lock already pins every conda package with its exact version, build, and content hash, so the SBOM is a faithful, lossless transform.

nepenthe sbom --lock app.lock                       # from a local lock
nepenthe sbom --env ccrt --registry file:///srv/reg # from a published release
nepenthe sbom --lock app.lock -o app.cdx.json       # to a file

• sbom module: to_cyclonedx(&LockFile) -> CycloneDX 1.5 JSON. One component per distinct conda package (deduped across environments/platforms), each with a conda purl (pkg:conda/<name>@<version>?build=&subdir=), a SHA-256 hash, and its license — all read straight from the lock.
• Deterministic: components are keyed and sorted by purl, and no generation timestamp is emitted, so the same lock always produces byte-identical output (a useful property to attest, and it makes the SBOM diffable).
• CLI: mirrors the manifest command's lock-or-registry resolution; writes to --output or stdout.

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