Cleanup and refactor

[brettcurtis]

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Release Notes

• New Features
  • Introduced a new output variable env to provide a short name for the environment.
• Enhancements
  • Updated module branding and descriptions for clarity on functionality.
  • Improved output variable descriptions for better understanding.
• Documentation
  • Adjusted links in the security documentation to direct users to the correct repository.
  • Added comments in the configuration files to clarify regex patterns and variable usage.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several changes across multiple files to enhance clarity and consistency in documentation and output variables. The .github/release.yml file has been updated for formatting consistency. The README.md reflects a rebranding of the module and updates to its description and output variables. The SECURITY.md file has a modified link for reporting security vulnerabilities. The locals.tf file includes reorganized local variable declarations with added comments for clarity, while the outputs.tf file introduces a new output variable and updates existing ones with descriptions.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/release.yml	Adjusted formatting of the "🔩 Dependencies" title and added a newline at the end of the file.
README.md	Rebranded module title and links, updated description, added new output variable env, and clarified environment.
SECURITY.md	Updated link for reporting security vulnerabilities to point to the terraform-core-helpers repository.
locals.tf	Added comments, reorganized local variable declarations, and clarified regex patterns for parsing workspace names.
outputs.tf	Added new output variable env and updated descriptions for existing outputs environment, labels, region, and zone.

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