ci: Add support for SUSE ALP-Dolomite

[HVSharma12]

Enhancement: Add support for SUSE ALP-Dolomite in the certificate Ansible role.

Reason: This enhancement aims to introduce compatibility by adjusting file paths, package dependencies

Result: Updated the certificate role for SUSE ALP-Dolomite

Issue Tracker Tickets (Jira or BZ if any):na

[spetrosi]

Did you test this against Suse and can you confirm that this change is sufficient?

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[HVSharma12]

@spetrosi yes the role works as expected on Suse ALP-Dolomite tested all the mentioned examples also using certificate_test_mode=true&certificate_test_remove_files=true.

[richm]

@HVSharma12 the files in .ostree - I guess ALP Dolomite is similar to ostree? You build a read-only image using packages specified in files in the .ostree directory? For example, for RedHat family, we use osbuild to build ostree images e.g. https://github.com/linux-system-roles/tox-lsr#building-ostree-images - is ALP Dolomite similar?

[HVSharma12]

@richm ALP Dolomite and OSTree have different approaches. While OSTree involves building read-only images with predefined packages (like using .ostree directory in RedHat systems), ALP Dolomite centers around atomic, transactional updates, creating a new snapshot to apply the changes such as package installs you need to reboot the host, not necessarily on building images with a set package list as in OSTree. - although I am looking into options for them to be managed similarly for linux-system-roles.