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feat(packit): add RHEL build targets for pre-release

  • Add rhel-8, rhel-9, rhel-10 targets with x86_64 and aarch64
  • Add rhel-10 s390x and ppc64le
  • Add centos-stream-10 with multi-arch
  • Add fedora-all-x86_64 and fedora-all-aarch64
  • Align config with insights-client and rhc patterns

- Add rhel-8, rhel-9, rhel-10 targets with x86_64 and aarch64
- Add rhel-10 s390x and ppc64le
- Add centos-stream-10 with multi-arch
- Add fedora-all-x86_64 and fedora-all-aarch64
- Align config with insights-client and rhc patterns
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Reviewer's Guide

Updates Packit configuration to build pre-release artifacts across expanded RHEL, CentOS Stream, and Fedora multi-arch targets for both PR and commit-triggered COPR builds, aligning with other RH projects’ patterns.

Flow diagram for PR vs commit triggered COPR builds

flowchart TD
    start[Developer_action] --> decision_trigger{Trigger_type}

    decision_trigger -->|pull_request_opened_or_updated| pr_job[copr_build_job_pull_request]
    decision_trigger -->|commit_to_default_branch| commit_job[copr_build_job_commit_latest]

    subgraph Build_targets
        r8x[Target rhel_8_x86_64]
        r8a[Target rhel_8_aarch64]
        r9x[Target rhel_9_x86_64]
        r9a[Target rhel_9_aarch64]
        r10x[Target rhel_10_x86_64]
        r10a[Target rhel_10_aarch64]
        r10s[Target rhel_10_s390x]
        r10p[Target rhel_10_ppc64le]
        cs10x[Target centos_stream_10_x86_64]
        cs10a[Target centos_stream_10_aarch64]
        cs10s[Target centos_stream_10_s390x]
        cs10p[Target centos_stream_10_ppc64le]
        fax[Target fedora_all_x86_64]
        faa[Target fedora_all_aarch64]
    end

    pr_job --> r8x
    pr_job --> r8a
    pr_job --> r9x
    pr_job --> r9a
    pr_job --> r10x
    pr_job --> r10a
    pr_job --> r10s
    pr_job --> r10p
    pr_job --> cs10x
    pr_job --> cs10a
    pr_job --> cs10s
    pr_job --> cs10p
    pr_job --> fax
    pr_job --> faa

    commit_job --> r8x
    commit_job --> r8a
    commit_job --> r9x
    commit_job --> r9a
    commit_job --> r10x
    commit_job --> r10a
    commit_job --> r10s
    commit_job --> r10p
    commit_job --> cs10x
    commit_job --> cs10a
    commit_job --> cs10s
    commit_job --> cs10p
    commit_job --> fax
    commit_job --> faa
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Expand Packit COPR build matrix to explicit RHEL, CentOS Stream, and Fedora multi-architecture targets for PR and commit builds.
  • Replace generic centos-stream-10 and fedora-all targets with explicit architecture-specific variants.
  • Add RHEL 8, 9, and 10 targets for x86_64 and aarch64.
  • Add additional RHEL 10 architectures s390x and ppc64le.
  • Add CentOS Stream 10 x86_64, aarch64, s390x, and ppc64le targets.
  • Mirror the same target matrix for both pull_request and commit-triggered copr_build jobs.
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