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#### What this PR does / why we need it

_Update_: We still do create the `cli/v*` tag as well, because things
depend on it. 🤷

Okaaay. This is a larger one. I'll try to sensibly explain what my
thinking was here and how I ended up with `pipelines.yaml` and
`release.yaml`.

So this pr replaces our per-component release with a single unified
release. We drop the `cli/v*` tags, because frankly, they aren't needed
anymore, no-one is importing the CLI. We keep the
kubernetes/controller/v* tags because those tags are used by people who
import all things Kubernetes. If we ever want to create the cli tag
again, that's super easy to add. ( we need to add the tag check to the
javascript regex, release have to be made aware to push it, and
create-tag.js updated ).

Now, if we don't tag, how does this all work? That's the neat part and
that's why this unification is so nice! It's built from the same ref and
get tested as a pair always!

What changed?

These are mostly structural changes. I tried to limit the number of
things I moved but I deleted a bunch of action files, and copied most of
their contents verbatim or with only very slight modifications because
of the tags. The new things are mostly added for workflow coordination!
The other thing we talked about is the conformance testing trigger. I
moved that into the pipeline section which has arguably a lot of
triggers, but this is MAIN FLOW for all builds, pushes and runs. And I
would argue that everything is now IN ONE PLACE instead of several other
places and files. And surprisingly, it's not significantly longer.

The tradeoff. CLI changes WILL run conformance and e2e. This is by
design to make sure that the new CLI does not break the conformance
tests. We can improve here in a followup ( because I wanted to keep this
as minimal as possible ) to pass in a flag from CLI saying something
like `skipE2E` and then at least that will not run. The conformance does
NEED to run though and for that we need the build and chart because
those are artifacts used by the conformance test.

The Javascript changes I did by hand first to my limited knowledge, then
ran it through an llm a couple of times to see if it could improve on my
logic. It did in a few places and added tests as well, which is nice.

Here is a test of this entire flow:
https://github.com/Skarlso/open-component-model/actions/runs/25546869852

My test included an ocm-bot ( I created a github app, added GPG signing
keys and everything ) so the flow is the same without any stupid
modifications locally that would make it work. The bot had registry
read/write and content read/write access.

Here is the release and pre release it created:
https://github.com/Skarlso/open-component-model/releases/tag/v0.7.0
And:
https://github.com/Skarlso/open-component-model/releases/tag/v0.7.0-rc.1
Ignore the changelog it's HUGE. I didn't have anything so it generated
the entire commit history. :D

I also forgot to set up reviewers and the gate so it immediately ran
through without waiting. :) That shouldn't happen here.

What else... I tried running some failure scenarios as well, to make
sure I could restart the entire flow. The entire thing is pretty solid.
You can literally re-run the whole thing over and over and it should
either fail early with things like, already exists, yada yada, or just
run through normally if nothing changed. The only real issue if the tag
/ release would be somehow pushed incorrectly. Then we'd have to revoke
it, but that's an existing problem.

I did not update RELEASE_PROCESS.md yet. I'll do it after we decided
that this is good. 😆

The pipeline:
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/>


#### Which issue(s) this PR fixes

Fixes open-component-model/ocm-project#1058.

#### Testing

##### How to test the changes

<!--
Required files to test the changes:

.ocmconfig
```yaml
type: generic.config.ocm.software/v1
configurations:
  - type: credentials.config.ocm.software
    repositories:
      - repository:
          type: DockerConfig/v1
          dockerConfigFile: "~/.docker/config.json"
```

Commands that test the change:

```bash
ocm get cv xxx

ocm transfer xxx
```
-->

##### Verification

- [ ] I have added/updated tests for my changes (see [Test
Requirements](../CONTRIBUTING.md#test-requirements))
- [ ] Tests pass locally (`task test` and `task test/integration` if
applicable)
- [ ] If touching multiple modules, `go work` is enabled (see `go.work`)
- [ ] My changes do not decrease test coverage
- [ ] I have tested the changes locally by running `ocm`

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Signed-off-by: Gergely Brautigam <182850+Skarlso@users.noreply.github.com>
Signed-off-by: Gergely Bräutigam <skarlso777@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Matthias Bruns <github@matthiasbruns.com>