Add reusable build-dockerimage and push-dockerimage workflows
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'builddockerimage' workflow is responsible for building the operator for given platform. The outcome is operator-{platform}.zip artifact.
'uploaddockerimage' workflow uploads the artifact for given platform to the registry.
The main CI workflow builds and uploads images for amd64 and arm64 platforms (arm build is conditional) using reusable workflows and finally combines images creating docker manifest.
How can this be tested?
Reusable workflows were tested using forked repo and private account in quay.io registry.
Checklist
- [ ] Unit tests have been updated/added