feat: ske starterkit projects and tenants

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Pull request overview

Adds a new STACKIT “SKE Starterkit” module intended to register a meshStack building block that provisions dev/prod projects and SKE tenants.

Changes:

• Introduces meshstack_integration.tf to register the SKE Starterkit building block in meshStack.
• Adds the building block Terraform code to create dev/prod projects, creator admin bindings, and dev/prod tenants.
• Adds input variable definitions (including YAML-based project tagging with validation).

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
modules/stackit/ske-starterkit/meshstack_integration.tf	Defines the building block definition and its inputs/permissions for registration in meshStack.
modules/stackit/ske-starterkit/buildingblock/main.tf	Provisions dev/prod meshStack projects, assigns creator admin role, and creates dev/prod tenants.
modules/stackit/ske-starterkit/buildingblock/variables.tf	Declares required building block inputs including YAML tag configuration and validations.

[Copilot]

Compared to other modules under modules/*/*/buildingblock/, this new building block directory is missing the standard companion files (e.g., README.md with YAML front-matter, APP_TEAM_README.md, logo.png, outputs.tf, provider.tf, versions.tf). Please add these to match the repo’s module structure and ensure the Hub UI/CI tooling can render and validate the module properly.

[Copilot]

Inconsistent input naming vs other STACKIT meshstack_integration examples: this file uses owned_by_workspace, but modules/stackit/git-repository/meshstack_integration.tf uses owning_workspace_identifier. Consider renaming the variable to owning_workspace_identifier (and updating references) to avoid confusion and keep module registrations consistent.

Suggested change

	variable "owned_by_workspace" {
	variable "owning_workspace_identifier" {

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🎨 Missing Building Block Icons

Found 1 building block(s) without logo.png files.

Copy the AI Prompts below and use them with your favorite AI image generator (Gemini, DALL-E, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, etc.).

Then follow the Post-Processing Steps to prepare the icons for upload.

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Azure Virtual Machine Starterkit

Platform: azure

Path: /home/runner/work/meshstack-hub/meshstack-hub/modules/azure/azure-virtual-machine-starterkit/buildingblock/logo.png

AI Prompt (copy this to image generator)

Create a professional flat design icon for the meshcloud Building Block ecosystem.

Purpose: The Azure Virtual Machine Starterkit provides application teams with a pre-configured Azure environment. It includes a dedicated project, an Azure tenant, and a virtual machine for quick provisioning and testing.

Visual Style:
- Plain white background (#FFFFFF) for easy removal in post-processing
- Background will be converted to transparent (see post-processing steps)
- Use Azure colors: blue (#0078D4), cyan (#00BCF2), and light blue (#50E6FF) as accent colors
- Maximum 2-3 colors total
- Simple geometric shapes with clean lines
- Flat design (no gradients, shadows, or 3D effects)
- Minimalist, modern appearance

Composition:
- Square centered layout (NOT horizontal)
- Icon fills the entire canvas edge-to-edge (100% of area)
- No padding or margins around the icon
- Symmetrical arrangement
- Platform-appropriate symbol for AZURE (e.g., cloud, container, database, server, etc.)

Style: Enterprise professional, instantly recognizable at small sizes, similar to app icons or logos.
Dimensions: 800x800 pixels

Post-Processing Instructions

Step 1: Remove white background with GIMP (free)

a) Open image in GIMP
b) Right-click layer → "Add Alpha Channel"
c) Tools → "Select by Color" (Shift+O)
d) Click white background
e) Press Delete key
f) File → Export As → logo.png
g) Set Compression level to 9 → Export

Step 2: Resize to 800x800 pixels if needed

• GIMP: Image → Scale Image → 800x800px
• Or use any image editor

Step 3: Compress with pngquant (free command line tool)

• Install: brew install pngquant (Mac) or apt install pngquant (Linux)
• Run: pngquant --quality=20-30 logo.png --ext .png --force
• This reduces file size by 60-80% while maintaining quality

Target specs: 800x800px PNG with transparent background, under 100KB

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