[CI] Remove i386 and Hexagon from CI pipeline (2)

[mshr-h]

Part of #18682

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request continues the ongoing effort to streamline the CI pipeline by discontinuing support for specific architectures, namely i386 and Hexagon. This change aims to reduce maintenance overhead and focus resources on more actively used platforms, aligning with the broader initiative to optimize CI processes.

Highlights

• CI Pipeline Optimization: Removed the i386 and Hexagon architectures from the continuous integration pipeline configuration.

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Changelog

• ci/jenkins/docker-images.ini
  • Removed the configuration entries for the ci_hexagon and ci_i386 docker images.

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Code Review

This pull request aims to remove i386 and Hexagon from the CI pipeline by deleting their image definitions from docker-images.ini. However, this change is incomplete and will break the CI. Several other files in the repository still reference these images and expect them to be defined here, which will cause the build to fail. All related changes to remove i386 and Hexagon support should be done atomically in a single pull request to ensure the main branch remains stable.

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ci/jenkins/docker-images.ini (23-24)

Removing these docker image definitions is an incomplete change that will break the CI pipeline. These images are still referenced in other files, which will cause ci/scripts/jenkins/determine_docker_images.py to fail when it can't find these keys in this file.

To correctly remove i386 and hexagon support, all references should be removed across the repository in an atomic change. This includes, but is not limited to:

• ci/jenkins/data.py
• Jenkinsfile templates and generated files for hexagon and i386.
• Calls to determine_docker_images.py in various jenkinsfiles.

Please group all related changes into a single PR to avoid breaking the main branch.

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