fix: add managemement command to filter hook

[ktyagiapphelix2u]

Description

Add a pluggable filter hook in manage.py so Django management command execution can be intercepted by configured Open edX filter pipelines. This keeps edx-platform limited to the public integration point and avoids embedding org-specific monitoring logic here

Reference Ticket

https://2u-internal.atlassian.net/browse/BOMS-151

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Pull request overview

Adds an Open edX Filters integration point to manage.py so Django management command execution can be intercepted (e.g., wrapped/monitored) via configured filter pipelines, keeping org-specific logic out of edx-platform.

Changes:

• Introduces a new public filter type (org.openedx.platform.management.command.execute.requested.v1) for management command execution.
• Wraps execute_from_command_line in a command_runner callable and passes it through the filter pipeline before execution.

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manage.py:135

• OpenEdxPublicFilter.run_pipeline() appears to return a tuple of the filtered values (as used elsewhere in this repo via tuple-unpacking of *.run_filter(...)). Treating the result as a dict (pipeline_output.get(...)) will raise AttributeError and cause the broad except to always fall back to command_runner, effectively preventing the filter pipeline from ever overriding the runner.

        pipeline_output = ManagementCommandExecutionRequested.run_filter(
            command_name=command_name,
            service_variant=os.environ.get("SERVICE_VARIANT", edx_args.service_variant),
            command_runner=command_runner,
        )

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