ci(e2e): fix GitLab e2e push attestations - #1593
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relates to https://github.com/docker/build-push-action/actions/runs/30906625924/job/91983111633#step:12:406
This is a follow-up to docker/buildx#3991. It applies the new Buildx compatibility escape hatch to the GitLab e2e registry runs.
The e2e reusable workflow now sets
BUILDX_NO_DEFAULT_OCI_ARTIFACT=trueonly when the provider is GitLab. The workaround is documented with aFIXMEso it can be removed once GitLab Registry accepts OCI artifact attestations whose subject references a manifest pushed in the same build.GitLab Registry can reject pushes that use the newer OCI artifact attestation storage format and fail with
blob unknown to registry. Setting this environment variable keeps provenance attestations enabled while making Buildx use the legacy attestation storage format for GitLab.