Add Rocky Linux 9.7, DOCA 3.2.0 repos, add sources

[elelaysh]

• sources added: HighAvailability (9.7 only) and SIG security common (common to all 9.X)
• deprecated Rocky Linux 9.6

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the repository configurations to integrate Rocky Linux 9.7, replacing the older 9.6 versions which are now marked as deprecated. Additionally, it expands the available source repositories by including HighAvailability for 9.7 and the SIG Security Common for Rocky Linux 9, ensuring comprehensive package management.

Highlights

• Rocky Linux 9.7 Repositories: All existing Rocky Linux 9.6 repositories (AppStream, BaseOS, Extras, CRB, HighAvailability) have been updated to their 9.7 counterparts across all architectures (x86_64, aarch64, and source).
• Rocky Linux 9.6 Deprecation: The previous Rocky Linux 9.6 repositories have been formally moved to the deprecated list, indicating their end-of-life status.
• New Source Repositories: Added source repositories for Rocky Linux 9.7 HighAvailability and Rocky Linux 9 SIG Security Common.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the Rocky Linux repositories from version 9.6 to 9.7, moves the 9.6 repositories to the deprecated list, and adds new source repositories for HighAvailability and SIG Security. The changes are mostly correct, but I've found a path inconsistency for the HighAvailability repositories that could cause synchronization to fail. I've provided suggestions to fix this in both the active and deprecated repository files.

[elelaysh]

Repository synced
We now have https://ark.stackhpc.com/pulp/content/rocky/9.7/ in ark

[elelaysh]

The inconsistency with upstream camel-cased HighAvailability is noted, but I keep the same lowercased highavailability as previous versions for internal consistency.

[Alex-Welsh]

@elelaysh could you also add DOCA 3.2.0 as well?

[elelaysh]

DOCA Repository synced and available on ark

[priteau]

DOCA 2.9.3 is an LTS so there might be new packages in the future. It is currently in use by the Slurm appliance. Do we want to keep synchronising it?

[Alex-Welsh]

DOCA 2.9.3 is an LTS so there might be new packages in the future. It is currently in use by the Slurm appliance. Do we want to keep synchronising it?

Lets leave it in for now and remove it once we get confirmation it's no longer needed in Slurm land

[elelaysh]

DOCA 2.9.3 is an LTS so there might be new packages in the future. It is currently in use by the Slurm appliance. Do we want to keep synchronising it?

Indeed, I've moved it back to package-repos