Allow users to install any release via install.sh

[crschardt]

This PR fixes several problems with the install.sh script:

1. The script relied on the GitHub rest API to get a list of releases. The return from the API is paginated and only returns 30 items by default. The script now has an optional count argument for the -l option that allows the user to specify how many releases should be returned.
2. More significantly, the script was using the returned list of releases to determine if a release is available. Since the list was truncated to 30 items, older releases such as the 2023.4.2 version were not seen as available. The script now checks directly with the REST API to determine if a release is available, so the pagination is no longer an issue.
3. Parsing of options with optional arguments was not being done correctly when the short version of the option was used. This is now working correctly.
4. Added a "Test" option that skips all commands that directly make changes to the system. This makes it easier to debug the script without risking making unwanted changes.
5. The script used a pretty restrictive filter for which releases to list and it wouldn't allow users to install "Dev" or "rc" releases. The filter is now much less restrictive.
6. The script now installs the correct jammy repository for Ubuntu 24.04 on x86 systems.

NOTE: Raspberry Pi images include libcamera-dev/stable 0.4.0+rpt20250127-3. They will only work for PhotonVision jars that include libcameraDriverVersion = v2025.0.4.

Documentation update: PhotonVision/photonvision#1746

[crschardt]

I tested the image on an OPi5 and it works as expected.

[crschardt]

Thanks for the approval. I’m going to hold off on merging because I got funny behavior from the RPi image on first boot and I need to track down root cause. The image starts on first power up, but hangs rather than rebooting after the initial stages. After manually rebooting, the system works fine.