🌱 Add catalog exploration and extension rbac/installation scripts

[perdasilva]

Description

The lack of tooling can make finding and installing extensions hard. This PR adds some hack/ scripts to help smooth over this rough edge until the proper tools are ready

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• API Go Documentation
• Tests: Unit Tests (and E2E Tests, if appropriate)
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[everettraven]

Is it worth adding some of these scripts and having to maintain them until we have proper tooling in place? Is there things that we've learned from writing these scripts that we can write up documentation on how to manually do all these things until the proper tooling is in place?

[perdasilva]

Is it worth adding some of these scripts and having to maintain them until we have proper tooling in place? Is there things that we've learned from writing these scripts that we can write up documentation on how to manually do all these things until the proper tooling is in place?

If you tell me we'll have the tools next week, then I agree. Otherwise, in my opinion, yes. I don't think I'd use a package manager that requires me to read/understand documentation and go through a whole bunch of manual steps including manually finding/pulling/unpacking the bundle, and inspecting its content. I think it makes sense to show the minimum amount of effort towards tooling to help facilitate user's lives. This script is in hack, the documentation calls it out as a not-guaranteed-to-work helper script to smooth things out until we have proper tools. How much maintenance do you foresee happening here? Will it be that much of a time sink? Is it really not worth it?

[perdasilva]

@everettraven I think this is ready for merge ^^