feat(ir): add EnvValue::RuntimeExpression variant to prevent $[] in step env #1081

Problem

ADO only evaluates $[...] runtime expressions inside job-level �ariables: mappings and condition: fields — NOT in step �nv: blocks. Putting one in step env passes the literal expression string verbatim.

This has caused bugs at least twice:

• msazuresphere/4x4 build #612528 (synth-PR $[coalesce(...)] in step env)
• PR feat(compile): add Conclusion job for pipeline failure reporting #1076 Conclusion job ($[dependencies.Agent.result] in step env)

Both were caught by review/tests, but the compiler itself doesn't prevent the mistake.

Proposal

Add an EnvValue::RuntimeExpression variant (or similar) to the typed IR that:

1. Accepts $[...] expressions as a distinct type (not Literal or AdoMacro)
2. During lowering, automatically hoists the expression to a job-level �ariables: entry with a compiler-generated name
3. In the step env, emits a $(generated_name) macro reference pointing to the hoisted variable

This makes it structurally impossible to accidentally put a $[...] expression in step env — the type system forces the correct pattern.

Additional guard (quick win)

As a complementary measure, add a validation pass (or extend the existing �ssert_no_dollar_bracket_in_step_env test helper) that rejects EnvValue::Literal values containing $[ at IR construction time, with an error message pointing to the correct RuntimeExpression variant.

References

• Existing test guard: \ ests/compiler_tests.rs\ \�ssert_no_dollar_bracket_in_step_env()\
• ADO docs on expressions: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/process/expressions
• Prior fix: \src/compile/filter_ir.rs\ (moved $[coalesce(...)]\ to Agent job variables hoist)