fix(ci): use rpm instead of zypper to install mongosh in suse docker images #2056
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For some reason somewhere around June 26th suse tests started to fail because man page for
mongoshwas missing. I couldn't track it to the root cause or some issue I can link to, but seems like after a certain updatezypperjust stopped extracting all the files from the rpm package, like they are 100% there in the rpm, rpm can list them, but they are just not installed in those directories that are listed in rpm.Switching to use
rpmdirecty to installmongoshseems to work around this (at least locally, hopefully CI will confirm this too). I am not sure whether or not we specifically want to test thatzypperinstallsmongoshcorrectly, but maybe even if that's the case we can apply the workaround for now to unblock the CI.