fix(deployment): prevent shell glob expansion in deleted files JSON

Fix shell glob expansion bug in detect-removed-stacks.sh discovery analysis
function that caused deployment failures when stacks were deleted.

Problem:
- JSON array ['["stack/compose.yaml"]'] passed to remote bash/zsh via SSH
- Square brackets [] interpreted as glob pattern (character class matching)
- On zsh with 'nomatch' option, this caused: "no matches found" error
- Deployment failed when trying to detect and clean up removed stacks

Root Cause:
Line 208: The JSON string was passed as an unquoted argument to the remote
shell, allowing glob expansion of the [] characters.

Solution:
Use single quotes around the SSH command and expand the JSON variable with
double quotes to prevent local and remote shell glob expansion:
  'ssh ... /bin/bash -s -- "'"$deleted_files_json"'"'

This ensures:
- JSON is expanded locally (before SSH)
- Properly quoted for remote shell (prevents glob expansion)
- Works with both bash and zsh on remote servers

Testing:
- Verified JSON parsing works correctly
- Tested with zsh (previously failing shell)
- Confirmed no glob expansion occurs

Fixes: docker-zendc deployment failure run #20583514124

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Author: 3 people

scripts/deployment/detect-removed-stacks.sh

@@ -205,7 +205,9 @@ DETECT_DISCOVERY_EOF
   )
 
   # Execute detection script on remote server
-  echo "$detect_script" | ssh_retry 3 5 "ssh -o \"StrictHostKeyChecking no\" $SSH_USER@$SSH_HOST /bin/bash -s \"$deleted_files_json\""
+  # Use single quotes around ssh command and expand JSON variable with double quotes
+  # to prevent shell glob expansion of [] characters in the JSON array
+  echo "$detect_script" | ssh_retry 3 5 'ssh -o "StrictHostKeyChecking no" '"$SSH_USER"'@'"$SSH_HOST"' /bin/bash -s -- "'"$deleted_files_json"'"'
 }
 
 # === AGGREGATION FUNCTION ===