Support self-hosted Azure DevOps Server remotes via user confirmation

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The azd pipeline provider rejected git remotes from self-hosted Azure DevOps Server instances (e.g., https://devops.example.com/Collection/Project/_git/Repo), blocking usage in Azure Government and on-premises environments.

Changes

• parseAzDoRemote: Accept URLs with /_git/ pattern from any domain, track non-standard hosts via new IsNonStandardHost field
• gitRepoDetails: Prompt user to confirm non-standard Azure DevOps hosts before proceeding
• Tests: Add coverage for self-hosted Azure DevOps Server URL patterns

Behavior

Previously:

ERROR: parsing Azure DevOps remote url: https://devops.example.com/ABC/Project/_git/Repo: existing remote is not an Azure DevOps host

Now:

The remote URL 'https://devops.example.com/ABC/Project/_git/Repo' does not appear to be a standard Azure DevOps host. 
Is this a self-hosted Azure DevOps Server or Azure DevOps Services instance? (Y/n)

SSH remotes from non-standard hosts remain unsupported (cannot be reliably parsed).

Original prompt

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This section details on the original issue you should resolve

<issue_title>Parsing Azure DevOps remote fails for hosted DevOps Servers</issue_title>
<issue_description>

azure-dev/cli/azd/pkg/pipeline/azdo_provider.go

Line 438 in ddb62ea

func parseAzDoRemote(remoteUrl string) (*azdoRemote, error) {

DevOps services can and must be self-hosted when DevOps product is not available (Azure Government for example)
The URL my be something like https://devops1.mydomain.com/ABC/MyProject/_git/MyProject

resulting in the following error:
ERROR: ensuring git remote: parsing Azure DevOps remote url: https://devops1.mydomain.com/ABC/MyProject/_git/MyProject: existing remote is not an Azure DevOps host: </issue_description>

<agent_instructions>Update the azdo_provider to prompt the user to confirm the remote instead of failing. The current strategy of failing if the remote does not look like a recognized azdo remote is limiting cases where the remote is actually expected in a different form. So, make the provider to tell the user that the remote "" was not recognized and ask if they want to continue using this remote anyway. Then users can confirm Yes to continue
Make No to be the default selection for the prompt</agent_instructions>

Comments on the Issue (you are @copilot in this section)

@rajeshkamal5050 @vhvb1989 any thoughts on how to handle this for on-prem/hosted pipelines?

• Fixes Parsing Azure DevOps remote fails for hosted DevOps Servers #5278

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