TMT: enable ELN jobs

[lsm5]

ELN composes are now available in testing-farm. This enables way-too-early testing for the next RHEL.

Summary by Sourcery

Enable early testing on the next RHEL by adding a new TMT tests job for Fedora ELN and factoring ELN Copr build targets into a shared anchor in .packit.yaml

Enhancements:

• Add testing-farm TMT job for Fedora ELN compose in .packit.yaml
• Extract and reuse ELN Copr build targets with a YAML anchor

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

This PR configures packit to support Fedora ELN composes by extracting ELN-specific build targets into a reusable YAML anchor, updating the existing Copr build job to use that anchor, and adding a new pull_request-triggered Testing Farm tests job with the appropriate ELN repository-file artifact.

Entity relationship diagram for ELN Copr targets reuse

erDiagram
    JOBS {
        string job_type
        string trigger
        string packages
        string notifications
        string targets
        string tf_extra_params
    }
    ELN_COPR_TARGETS {
        string fedora_eln_x86_64
        string fedora_eln_aarch64
    }
    JOBS ||--o{ ELN_COPR_TARGETS : uses
    ELN_COPR_TARGETS {
        string anchor_name
    }

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Class diagram for updated Packit job configuration (.packit.yaml)

classDiagram
    class Jobs {
        +copr_build
        +tests_fedora_eln
        +tests_centos_stream
    }
    class CoprBuild {
        +packages
        +notifications
        +enable_net
        +targets
    }
    class TestsFedoraELN {
        +trigger
        +packages
        +notifications
        +targets
        +tf_extra_params
    }
    class ELNCoprTargets {
        +fedora-eln-x86_64
        +fedora-eln-aarch64
    }
    Jobs --> CoprBuild : copr_build
    Jobs --> TestsFedoraELN : tests_fedora_eln
    CoprBuild --> ELNCoprTargets : uses targets
    TestsFedoraELN --> ELNCoprTargets : uses targets
    class TestsCentOSStream {
        +trigger
        +packages
        +notifications
        +targets
        +tf_extra_params
    }
    Jobs --> TestsCentOSStream : tests_centos_stream

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce reusable eln_copr_targets anchor for ELN build targets	Define &eln_copr_targets anchor with fedora-eln-x86_64 and fedora-eln-aarch64 targets	.packit.yaml
Update existing Copr build job to reference the new ELN targets anchor	Replace inline ELN targets list with *eln_copr_targets reference	.packit.yaml
Add a pull_request-triggered Testing Farm tests job for Fedora ELN	Add new tests job block with trigger: pull_request Reuse *eln_copr_targets for the targets field Configure tf_extra_params to include the ELN repository-file artifact	.packit.yaml

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[rhatdan]

LGTM