verify tls certificate for foreign template downloads - #24504

Summary

DownloadTemplate splits on whether the template URL points at the configured service or somewhere else. For a URL that isn't the service (a github, gitlab, or other registry-hosted template that pulumi new fetches) it builds a fresh client for that host, and it was passing insecure=true to NewClient, which sets InsecureSkipVerify on the transport. That disables certificate verification for the download regardless of what the user configured, so an on-path attacker can present any certificate and swap in template content that then gets written to disk and, for most templates, installed and run. The user never opted into that; every other NewClient call site threads the real insecure setting, and this is the only place that hardcodes it. I noticed it while reading the call sites for the insecure flag. Passing pc.insecure makes the foreign download inherit the caller's TLS setting like the rest of the code, and behavior is unchanged for the normal case where the certificate is valid.

Test plan

• Added appropriate unit tests - For all changes
• Added a test in pkg/engine/lifecycletest - For all engine/protocol changes
• Added a conformance test in pkg/testing/pulumi-test-language - For language protocol changes
• Added a golden test in pkg/backend/display - For changes to the output renderers

TestDownloadTemplateForeignURLInheritsInsecure captures the flag the fresh client is built with for a non-service URL; it fails before this change (client built with verification off) and passes after.

Validation

• make lint — clean
• make test_fast — all pass
• make tidy_fix — clean
• make format — clean
• Relevant SDK tests pass (if SDK changes)
• make check_proto — clean (if proto changes)

Ran go test ./backend/httpstate/client/ (pass) and gofmt/go vet on the touched files. make lint uses a custom plugin I couldn't build in isolation.

Changelog

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Risk

Extraction/download only. Downloads over https with a valid certificate are unchanged. The only behavior change is for a user who did not opt into insecure transport but relied on the accidental skip for a self-signed foreign template host; they now pass the insecure flag like every other client path. No public API change.