docs(ai-sre): GitLab App documentation (self-managed OAuth setup incl.)#158
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Add a GitLab App section (connect, self-managed OAuth app prerequisite, bot provisioning, gitlab.com paid-namespace restriction, manage/disconnect) alongside the existing GitHub App section, and generalize the shared overview/permissions/related-pages copy to cover both apps. zh and en.
docs(ai-sre): GitLab App on the Apps page — incl. self-managed OAuth app setup
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Publishes the GitLab App documentation (zh source + en) to the live docs site — Boss-authorized release of feat/ai-sre.
Contents: GitLab App on the AI-SRE Apps page — GitLab.com vs self-managed connect flows, the self-managed OAuth application registration walkthrough (Group Settings → Applications / Admin Area → Applications, wizard-provided redirect URI, scope api, Confidential), one-instance-per-account rule, disconnect cleanup semantics.