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Added s390x & power architecture to the pipeline build platforms, enabling multi-arch image builds for s390x for branch release-0.12.

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What this PR does / why we need it

This PR adds s390x & power to the multi-architecture build platforms in the Tekton pipeline definition (.tekton/kueue-0-12-pull-request.yaml & .tekton/kueue-0-12-push-request.yaml).
With this change, images will be built for linux/x86_64,linux/ppc64le and linux/s390x architectures, enabling support for s390x & power systems.

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The Dockerfile.rhel already supports multi-arch builds using TARGETARCH and TARGETPLATFORM.
No changes were needed in the Dockerfile.
E2E tests have passed for s390x locally.

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