Add MachineArchitecture enum for architecture string normalization#46
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MachineArchitectureenum to handle aliasing between different architecture naming conventions (e.g., arm64/aarch64, x64/x86_64/amd64).This fixes the MACHINE_ARCHITECTURE evaluation mismatches that occur within auto_inject. For example, requirements.json uses "arm64" but auto_inject sets the evaluation context to "aarch64", causing exact string comparisons to fail.