Github Workflow

[rmad17]

Changes

This PR aligns the repository's CI workflows and README.md with the conventions used across the other Auth0 Python SDKs.

GitHub Actions workflows

• Runner standardization — switched runs-on from the self-hosted ubuntu-22.04-2cpu-8ram-75ssd label to ubuntu-latest in codeql.yml, publish.yml, rl-scanner.yml, and test.yml.
• SCA scan source — updated sca_scan.yml to reference the reusable workflow at auth0/devsecops-tooling/.github/workflows/sca-scan.yml@main

README.md

• Replaced the # Auth0 Teams SDK for Python title with a banner-only header, matching the other SDK READMEs.
• Reworked the nav bar to 📚 Documentation • 🚀 Getting Started • 💬 Feedback.
• Added a ## Documentation section (Docs Site + API Reference links).
• Consolidated Installation, Requirements, and usage into a single ## Getting Started section with ### Requirements, ### Installation, and ### Configure the SDK subsections.
• Updated the license badge style for consistency.

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