Adding oras and npm extract script to utils image

[dperaza4dustbit]

Since oras image does not have python need to add oras to our utils image to be able to wrap it with python inline in the release-service-catalog repo PR. This is a new requirement from RSC.

Summary by Sourcery

Add ORAS client and npm artifact extraction support to the utils container image.

New Features:

• Include the ORAS CLI and retry helper in the utils container image for use by release-service tooling.
• Add an npm-extract-artifacts script to support extracting artifacts from npm packages in automation workflows.

Build:

• Extend the utils Containerfile to pull ORAS from the Konflux UBI-based image and copy its binaries into the final image.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Adds the ORAS client (and its retry helper) into the utils image and introduces an npm artifact extraction helper script so release-service can wrap oras with Python logic from the same image.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Integrate ORAS client binaries into the utils container image for use by release-service tooling.	Add a new multi-stage build layer sourcing the oras client image from quay.io/konflux-ci/oras Copy the oras binary from the oras stage into /usr/local/bin in the final image Copy the retry helper script/binary from the oras stage into /usr/local/bin in the final image	utils/Containerfile
Add an npm artifact extraction helper script to the utils image.	Introduce a new npm-extract-artifacts helper script in the utils scripts directory so it is baked into the image via the existing scripts copy step	utils/scripts/npm-extract-artifacts

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