🔒 Fix code injection vulnerability via interpolated project name in python script

[savvides]

🎯 What: Fixed a code injection vulnerability in bin/idstack-status where the project name from a user-supplied manifest was evaluated as raw Python code.
⚠️ Risk: An attacker could execute arbitrary code by supplying a malicious project.json containing string-escaped Python payloads (e.g., "project_name": "unknown\"\nprint(\"hacked\")").
🛡️ Solution: Used export PROJECT_NAME in the bash script to make it available to the inline Python script, and replaced print(f'Project: $PROJECT_NAME') with os.environ.get('PROJECT_NAME') to ensure it is treated strictly as a string.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the bin/idstack-status script to correctly handle the PROJECT_NAME variable within its embedded Python script. It exports the variable to the environment and uses os.environ.get to retrieve it, replacing an incorrect shell-style interpolation. I have no feedback to provide.