Add additional Slurm appliance repos

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the software availability for Slurm appliances by introducing several new RPM package repositories. The additions include Open OnDemand for web-based access to High-Performance Computing (HPC) resources, the Cisco OpenH264 codec for improved multimedia handling, and TurboVNC for robust remote desktop solutions. These changes broaden the range of tools and functionalities accessible within the Slurm environment, supporting a more versatile and capable system.

Highlights

• Open OnDemand Repositories: Added configurations for the Open OnDemand Web Repository for both Enterprise Linux 8 (EL8) and Enterprise Linux 9 (EL9) distributions.
• EPEL 9 Cisco OpenH264: Included the Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux 9 Cisco OpenH264 repository to provide multimedia codec support.
• TurboVNC Repositories: Integrated the TurboVNC and TurboVNC source repositories, enabling remote desktop capabilities.

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Code Review

This pull request adds several new RPM package repositories to the package-repos configuration file, including repositories for Open OnDemand, EPEL 9 Cisco OpenH264, and TurboVNC. The changes are generally well-structured and consistent with the existing file format. I have identified one issue where a sync_group is missing for one of the new repositories, which would likely cause a validation failure. I've provided a suggestion to fix this.