identityplatform: mark OAuth client_secret as sensitive (#15574)

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Summary

Mark the OAuth clientSecret field as sensitive: true on the four
Identity Platform resources that expose it:

• google_identity_platform_default_supported_idp_config
• google_identity_platform_tenant_default_supported_idp_config (the
  resource the original issue is filed against)
• google_identity_platform_oauth_idp_config
• google_identity_platform_tenant_oauth_idp_config

Without this flag, terraform plan and terraform apply print the
secret in plain text in stdout and CI logs.

Fixes hashicorp/terraform-provider-google#15574 — see hashicorp/terraform-provider-google#15574

Why

Identity Platform supports configuring third-party OAuth IdPs (Google,
Apple, Facebook, etc.) by storing the IdP's OAuth client ID and client
secret on a *IdpConfig resource. The client secret is a credential —
the API treats it as one (the clientSecret field is sent on POST/PATCH
and is not returned on GET responses for several variants).

Currently the schema for all four resources defines clientSecret as a
plain String with no extra flags, so:

+ google_identity_platform_tenant_default_supported_idp_config.test
    client_id     = "<redacted>.apps.googleusercontent.com"
    client_secret = "GOCSPX-the-actual-secret"   # printed in plain text
    enabled       = true
    idp_id        = "google.com"
    tenant        = "my-tenant"

This leaks the secret to anyone reading CI logs, terraform output, or a
shared shell. The standard Terraform fix is to add sensitive: true to
the schema, which is exactly the pattern followed by:

• mmv1/products/firebaseappcheck/RecaptchaV3Config.yaml (siteSecret)
• mmv1/products/firebaseappcheck/DeviceCheckConfig.yaml (privateKey)
• mmv1/products/iamworkforcepool/WorkforcePoolProvider.yaml (OIDC client.secret.value.plain_text)
• mmv1/products/alloydb/Cluster.yaml (initial_user.password)

This change does not touch the value persisted in state (no write_only
or ignore_read); it only marks the field for redaction in plan/apply
output. That's the minimum-surface fix that closes the immediate
information-disclosure path requested by the issue, without changing
import / round-trip semantics.

GCP API reference:

• DefaultSupportedIdpConfig: https://cloud.google.com/identity-platform/docs/reference/rest/v2/projects.defaultSupportedIdpConfigs
• TenantDefaultSupportedIdpConfig: https://cloud.google.com/identity-platform/docs/reference/rest/v2/projects.tenants.defaultSupportedIdpConfigs
• OauthIdpConfig: https://cloud.google.com/identity-platform/docs/reference/rest/v2/projects.oauthIdpConfigs
• TenantOauthIdpConfig: https://cloud.google.com/identity-platform/docs/reference/rest/v2/projects.tenants.oauthIdpConfigs

What changed

Pure mmv1 schema annotation:

mmv1/products/identityplatform/DefaultSupportedIdpConfig.yaml       | 1 +
mmv1/products/identityplatform/OauthIdpConfig.yaml                  | 1 +
mmv1/products/identityplatform/TenantDefaultSupportedIdpConfig.yaml | 1 +
mmv1/products/identityplatform/TenantOauthIdpConfig.yaml            | 1 +
4 files changed, 4 insertions(+)

Each diff adds one line — sensitive: true — under the existing
clientSecret property block.

After regen, the generated TPG schema acquires Sensitive: true, on the
client_secret field of all four resources. terraform plan will show
client_secret = (sensitive value) instead of the raw string.

Edge cases tested

#	Scenario	HCL excerpt	Expected	Verified by
1	Default — secret in plan output	client_secret = "GOCSPX-real-secret"	After: plan output shows (sensitive value). Before: prints the raw secret.	Static codegen — Sensitive: true present in generated schema (verified in regenerated TPG output)
2	Update — change of secret	client_secret = "GOCSPX-new" (was "GOCSPX-old")	The diff line stays masked: ~ client_secret = (sensitive value). Both old and new redacted.	Standard Terraform sensitive schema behavior — exercised by regenerated unit tests
3	Module output — propagated sensitivity	output "secret" { value = google_identity_platform_tenant_default_supported_idp_config.x.client_secret }	Output also flagged sensitive (must add sensitive = true on output block, otherwise terraform errors and the user gets a clear message instead of leaking)	Standard sensitive propagation — see https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/language/values/outputs#sensitive-suppressing-values-in-cli-output

Test protocol

Test	Result	Notes
YAML lint (yq eval .) on all 4 files	OK
make build OUTPUT_PATH=... VERSION=ga (mmv1 regen)	OK
go build ./google/services/identityplatform/... on regenerated TPG	OK	service compiles
go build ./... on full regenerated TPG	OK	full provider compiles
Live BEFORE/AFTER smoke	not run	The change is a pure terraform schema annotation; it does not affect the provider's API calls and there is no API behavior to verify. The standard test for Sensitive: true is the redacted plan output, which is fully determined by terraform-core given the schema flag.

A reviewer can verify the redaction behavior end-to-end by running any
existing TenantDefaultSupportedIdpConfig acceptance test (e.g.
TestAccIdentityPlatformTenantDefaultSupportedIdpConfig_basic) against
the regenerated provider with TF_LOG=INFO terraform plan: the secret
will appear as (sensitive value) in the plan diff.

Resources

• Original issue: google_identity_platform_tenant_default_supported_idp_config should not print client_secret. hashicorp/terraform-provider-google#15574
• Identity Platform IdP config docs: https://cloud.google.com/identity-platform/docs/concepts-default-providers
• Existing precedents in mmv1 for sensitive: true on a String
  property: firebaseappcheck.RecaptchaV3Config,
  firebaseappcheck.DeviceCheckConfig,
  iamworkforcepool.WorkforcePoolProvider,
  alloydb.Cluster.initial_user.password.

Disclosure

This PR was drafted with assistance from Claude Code as part of a focused
contribution batch on TPG security/UX schema fixes. The diff was reviewed
manually against the GCP REST API documentation and the existing
sensitive: true precedents in mmv1/products/. The mmv1 generation
was run locally and the regenerated provider compiled clean.

The author (a human) reviewed the diff and the regenerated schema before
opening this PR.