fix(ci): Add presto native docker image tests

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Description

Add tests for released docker images, to avoid issue like #26996 for future changes about release actions.

This PR requires prestodb/presto-release-tools#61 merge first.

Motivation and Context

#27004

Impact

Release

Test Plan

https://github.com/unix280/presto/actions/runs/21278995747

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Reviewer's Guide

Adds a new GitHub Actions job to run tests against the published Presto native Docker image as part of the release workflow, ensuring the released image for the specified version tag is validated after publication.

Sequence diagram for invoking Docker image tests in release workflow

sequenceDiagram
    participant GH_Actions as GitHub_Actions
    participant PublishNative as publish-native-image_job
    participant NativeTests as native-image-tests_job
    participant ReusableWF as presto-release-tools_docker-image-tests_workflow
    participant DockerRegistry as Docker_Registry

    GH_Actions->>PublishNative: Run job publish-native-image
    PublishNative->>DockerRegistry: Push native image with tag RELEASE_VERSION
    PublishNative-->>GH_Actions: Job completed successfully

    GH_Actions->>NativeTests: Start job native-image-tests
    NativeTests->>ReusableWF: Call workflow docker-image-tests.yml
    Note over NativeTests,ReusableWF: with input image_tag = RELEASE_VERSION
    ReusableWF->>DockerRegistry: Pull image with tag RELEASE_VERSION
    ReusableWF->>ReusableWF: Run Docker image tests
    ReusableWF-->>NativeTests: Report test results
    NativeTests-->>GH_Actions: Mark job success/failure

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce a post-publish CI job that runs tests against the released native Docker image for the specified release version.	Add a native-image-tests job that depends on the publish-native-image job in the release workflow. Configure the job to run only when the workflow has not failed or been cancelled. Reuse the docker-image-tests reusable workflow from the presto-release-tools repository. Pass the release version input as the image_tag parameter to the reusable Docker image tests workflow.	.github/workflows/presto-release-publish.yml

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