ci: Onboard HPC role

[spetrosi]

Signed-off-by: Sergei Petrosian spetrosi@redhat.com

Summary by Sourcery

Onboard the HPC system role by replacing template references with HPC equivalents, updating documentation and CI workflows, renaming internal variables, and adding local CI test instructions.

New Features:

• Add instructions in contributing.md for running CI tests locally using tox-lsr and QEMU

Enhancements:

• Rename all role references and links from 'template' to 'hpc' across docs, workflows, and README badges
• Update variable prefixes from _template* to _hpc* in vars and test definitions
• Update tft.yml test plan filter tag from 'template' to 'hpc'
• Bump tox-lsr version from 3.11.0 to 3.11.1 in CI workflows
• Adjust the weekly_ci workflow cron schedule

CI:

• Update CI workflows to install tox-lsr@3.11.1 and modify test plan tags and schedule

Documentation:

• Expand contributing.md with setup steps and CI testing guidelines
• Update plans/README-plans.md and README.md to reference HPC repository paths and workflows

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR onboards the new HPC Linux System Role by forking and customizing the template role: project references and documentation are updated to “hpc”, distribution variable names are renamed, CI instructions are expanded, and GitHub workflow configurations are adjusted for the new role.

Class diagram for renamed distribution variables in HPC role

classDiagram
  class HPCVars {
    +list __hpc_rh_distros
    +list __hpc_rh_distros_fedora
    +bool __hpc_is_rh_distro
    +bool __hpc_is_rh_distro_fedora
  }

  HPCVars : __hpc_rh_distros = [AlmaLinux, CentOS, RedHat, Rocky]
  HPCVars : __hpc_rh_distros_fedora = __hpc_rh_distros + [Fedora]
  HPCVars : __hpc_is_rh_distro = ansible_distribution in __hpc_rh_distros
  HPCVars : __hpc_is_rh_distro_fedora = ansible_distribution in __hpc_rh_distros_fedora

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Project references and documentation updated for the new hpc role	Replaced ‘template’ with ‘hpc’ in contributing guidelines and GitHub URLs Added a new section on running CI tests locally with tox-lsr and QEMU Updated Testing Farm plan docs to point at the hpc repository Refreshed README badges to reference hpc workflows	contributing.md plans/README-plans.md README.md
Renamed Ansible distribution variable prefixes to __hpc	Changed all _template* distro variables to _hpc* in test vars Updated corresponding conditionals for RHEL and Fedora distributions	tests/vars/rh_distros_vars.yml vars/main.yml
CI workflows adjusted for hpc role and tox-lsr version bump	Bumped tox-lsr dependency from 3.11.0 to 3.11.1 in multiple workflows Updated tmt_plan_filter to include ‘hpc’ tag instead of ‘template’ Modified weekly CI cron schedule timing	.github/workflows/ansible-lint.yml .github/workflows/ansible-managed-var-comment.yml .github/workflows/ansible-test.yml .github/workflows/qemu-kvm-integration-tests.yml .github/workflows/tft.yml .github/workflows/weekly_ci.yml

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