fix: retry missing attestation hashes#101
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This makes foundryup treat an attestation payload that is missing hashes for the configured binaries as a retryable semantic failure, using the same FOUNDRYUP_MAX_RETRIES setting as HTTP retries. If the payload remains unusable, the error now reports which binary hashes were missing and which attestation subjects were present.
It also accepts path-shaped attestation subjects by matching the final path component, so attestations that include target paths can still verify the installed binary names.