chore(deps): update docker and rpm references (foreman-5.0-rebased)

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
registry.access.redhat.com/ubi9/ubi	stage	patch	9.8-1788939089 → 9.8-1789348643
registry.access.redhat.com/ubi9/ubi-minimal	final	patch	9.8-1788939036 → 9.8-1789349365

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Summary by Sourcery

Refresh the container image and RHEL package dependencies for the foreman-5.0-rebased build.

Enhancements:

• Refresh the pinned UBI build and runtime container images to newer patch releases.
• Update the RHEL 9 RPM lockfile with refreshed package versions, metadata, checksums, and repository module data, including OpenSSL, Rust, kernel headers, Cargo, and Perl packages.

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Reviewer's Guide

This dependency refresh updates both pinned UBI container bases and the reproducible RHEL RPM lockfile, including corresponding package versions, source artifacts, checksums, and repository metadata.

Flow diagram for reproducible RHEL RPM dependency refresh

flowchart TD
    RHELRepos["RHEL 9 repositories"] --> RPMs["Updated RPM packages"]
    RPMs --> Lockfile["rpms.lock.yaml with versions and checksums"]
    Lockfile --> BuildStage["Pinned build image"]
    Lockfile --> RuntimeStage["Pinned runtime image"]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Refresh the pinned UBI build and runtime base images to newer patch releases.	Update the stage image tag and digest. Update the final minimal runtime image tag and digest.	Dockerfile
Regenerate the RPM lockfile against updated RHEL 9.8 repositories and package metadata.	Upgrade the Rust toolchain packages, kernel headers, OpenSSL packages, and Perl runtime/module packages. Add the matching openssl-libs runtime RPM. Update source RPM references, sizes, checksums, and module metadata digest.	rpms.lock.yaml

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