docs(sdks): use ForAction in authorization examples and document fulfillableObligationFqns

[marythought]

Summary

Companion to opentdf/platform#3783, which adds the authorizationv2.ForAction(name) constructor.

• Updates the v2 GetDecision / GetDecisionBulk Go examples to use ForAction(...) instead of hand-building &policy.Action{Name: ...}, and drops the now-unused policy import from those snippets.
• Documents the request-side fulfillableObligationFqns field (previously undocumented) on both the GetDecision and GetDecisionMultiResourceRequest parameter tables.
• Adds a note pairing fulfillableObligationFqns (request: what the PEP can enforce) with requiredObligations (response: what it must enforce).

V1 legacy examples (plural Actions: []*policy.Action{...}) are intentionally left unchanged — ForAction returns a single *policy.Action and there is no slice helper.

Notes

• The ForAction examples reference an API that lands with feat(sdk): add ForAction helper to authorization/v2 platform#3783; the code_samples/** .mdx snippets here are documentation-only and are not compiled by the SDK-example CI (which builds tests/sdk-examples/go), so this can merge independently.
• Pre-existing (not touched here): the error-handling snippet lower on the page imports policy without using it — happy to fix in a follow-up if wanted.

Testing

• vale docs/sdks/authorization.mdx code_samples/authorization/get_decision.mdx — 0 errors/warnings
• Verify the surge PR preview renders the updated tables, note, and Go examples

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Codex Review:

review from Codex:

LGTM ✅
Nice improvements overall:
Good switch to authorizationv2.ForAction(...) in Go examples to remove unnecessary policy imports.
Helpful docs additions for fulfillableObligationFqns and the obligations handshake semantics.
CI/auth fix in docusaurus-lib-list-remote.js looks solid and should reduce unauthenticated GitHub API rate-limit issues.
No blocking issues from my review.
Optional nit (non-blocking): if you want to keep build output quieter in CI logs, you could consider removing or gating debug console.log(...) lines in docusaurus-lib-list-remote.js.