Add JNA and instrumentation jar to classpaths for timelock/workload server

[Sam-Kramer]

General

Before this PR:
Currently we do not have any instrumentation for our Antithesis work

After this PR:

==COMMIT_MSG==
Adds references to jars which will give us instrumentation for our antithesis work
==COMMIT_MSG==

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[Sam-Kramer]

We could make a base image here, but I think that's a bit overkill, so siding with copy/paste :/

[Sam-Kramer]

Frustratingly the yq package isn't available on APK, and we could try and add it the repository, but then hit cert issues.

[Sam-Kramer]

Confirmed that these are appended to the classpath, and they do not affect launch if they do not exist

[Sam-Kramer]

Also validated that this is the way to do this -- I didn't see anything in sls-packaging which allows us to specify custom libs for classpath, and peeking through some of the code that appears to be the case.

[jeremyk-91]

Using an insecure curl does irk me a bit here 😅 but these containers are not going into production, so fine!