chore: add Squawk teardown workflow

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Problem

Squawk is retired. tektum/verity-images now re-evaluates every published digest from its attested per-platform SPDX SBOMs inside GitHub Actions and reports findings that have a fix as code scanning alerts (tektum/verity-images#1086, merged as f88d8d6). A scheduled run on main completed all eight shards and produced 51 open Grype alerts.

This service therefore owns no monitoring responsibility, but its Worker, four queues, four dead letter consumers, cron trigger, and D1 database are still live and still consuming quota. Deploy Squawk and Backfill verity-images are already disabled so nothing redeploys mid-teardown.

Change

One workflow_dispatch workflow that removes the footprint through the existing OpenTofu state, which owns every resource: cloudflare_d1_database, the four cloudflare_queue resources, cloudflare_worker, cloudflare_worker_version, cloudflare_workers_deployment, the four cloudflare_queue_consumer resources, and cloudflare_workers_cron_trigger.

• infrastructure job: builds the Worker bundle so destroy plans against the same inputs the deploy created, runs tofu destroy against squawk/<environment>.tfstate, then queries the Cloudflare API and fails unless zero workers, queues, and D1 databases match squawk-<environment>.
• github-app job: mints a short-lived App assertion from SQUAWK_APP_PEM and deletes installation ${{ vars.GH_APP_INSTALLATION_ID }}. Only the App itself may remove its own installation, so a user token cannot do this.
• Both jobs require the typed phrase destroy squawk, and one environment is destroyed per dispatch.

There is no export and no backup. The user authorized destruction explicitly: nothing operational is being kept and no history is being retained.

Non-goals

• No source removal. The service code stays as the record of what existed; the repository is archived after the footprint is gone.
• No queue draining. The queues are deleted with whatever is still in them.
• No Descope teardown. terraform_data.descope is unused unless provisioning was enabled, and it has no destroy-time provisioner.

Validation

• actionlint .github/workflows/teardown.yml is clean.
• zizmor .github/workflows/teardown.yml reports no findings.
• The App assertion script was executed locally against a throwaway PKCS#1 RSA key: it emits {"alg":"RS256","typ":"JWT"} with iat, exp, and iss, and the signature verifies. That covers the PKCS#1 key handling this repository previously had to fix.
• The repository secret scan pattern in CI does not match this file.
• Destroy itself is proven by dispatching this workflow after merge, first for staging, then for production, with the API verification step as the evidence.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Added a manually triggered teardown workflow for selected environments.
  • Requires explicit environment selection and confirmation before removing infrastructure.
  • Verifies that associated workers, queues, and databases have been removed.
  • Supports optional cleanup of the connected GitHub App installation.
  • Stops with an error if confirmation is invalid or cleanup is incomplete.

Walkthrough

Adds a manually triggered teardown workflow for selected environments. It destroys Cloudflare infrastructure, verifies resource removal, and optionally deletes the GitHub App installation through the GitHub API.

Changes

Infrastructure and App Teardown

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Workflow dispatch and validation .github/workflows/teardown.yml	Defines environment selection, confirmation requirements, scoped permissions, concurrency, timeouts, checkout, Devbox setup, and dependency installation.
Cloudflare destruction and verification .github/workflows/teardown.yml	Builds the worker bundle, initializes OpenTofu, destroys the selected environment, and fails if matching workers, queues, or D1 databases remain.
Optional GitHub App removal .github/workflows/teardown.yml	Gates App removal on uninstall_app, creates a short-lived RS256 JWT, deletes the installation, and fails on non-204 responses.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 1b7a6

A staging or app-only teardown can disable GitHub App access still used by production, and teardown can report success while Cloudflare queues or databases remain. Restrict App removal to the final production teardown and paginate resource verification before merging.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Operator
  participant GitHubActions
  participant OpenTofu
  participant Cloudflare
  participant GitHubAppAPI
  Operator->>GitHubActions: Select environment and confirm teardown
  GitHubActions->>OpenTofu: Build bundle and destroy selected resources
  OpenTofu->>Cloudflare: Delete workers, queues, and D1 databases
  GitHubActions->>Cloudflare: Verify resource absence
  Operator->>GitHubActions: Enable optional App uninstall
  GitHubActions->>GitHubAppAPI: Create JWT and delete installation
  GitHubAppAPI-->>GitHubActions: Return deletion response

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Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: adding a Squawk teardown workflow.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description is directly related to the changeset and explains the teardown workflow, safety controls, scope, non-goals, and validation.
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Inline comments:
In @.github/workflows/teardown.yml:
- Line 112: Restrict the App-removal step currently guarded by
inputs.uninstall_app to run only for the final production teardown, requiring
the environment value to be production and preserving the existing uninstall_app
condition. Keep staging and none teardowns from deleting the shared
GH_APP_INSTALLATION_ID.
- Line 101: Update the teardown verification around read_resource for queues and
d1/database to paginate through every response page before calculating jq
counts. Ensure resources found on later pages are included in the final checks,
while preserving the existing teardown pass/fail behavior.

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Not merging. The Cloudflare footprint is being destroyed manually, so this workflow is unnecessary and the repository is being archived instead. The resource inventory it encoded is already in infra/main.tf and wrangler.jsonc.