feat: adds circleci to trust command #8909
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This pull request adds support for CircleCI as a trusted provider in the trust command system. The changes introduce a new
circlecisubcommand, implement its logic for validating and processing CircleCI-specific trust relationships, and update documentation and tests to reflect the new functionality.