ci: add trusted Coffee authorization workflow - #1
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Establishes the organization-owned required workflow for the four Coffee repositories. It treats pull-request content as inert data, sources policy from immutable organization/base commits, rejects alternate install authority and symlinks, scans secrets and dependencies, and runs build-free CodeQL. The workflow is intended for an organization ruleset and is skipped in this source repository.