[release-1.7] fix: Make the orchestrator plugins list configurable in the default values file [RHDHBUGS-1889] (#194)

[rm3l]

Manual cherry-pick of #194 (comment)

Summary by Sourcery

Enable configurable orchestrator plugins by adding an orchestrator.plugins list to the default values, update templates and documentation to use the new configuration, and bump the chart version to 4.4.2

New Features:

• Expose orchestrator.plugins in values.yaml to allow customizing the default list of orchestrator plugins

Enhancements:

• Update dynamic-plugins-configmap template to directly iterate over the new orchestrator.plugins values
• Remove the unused partials template file

Build:

• Bump chart version to 4.4.2

Documentation:

• Update README and values schema to document the orchestrator.plugins configuration

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR exposes the orchestrator plugins list as a configurable value in the Helm chart, updates the scaffolding to consume that list directly, and bumps the chart version accordingly.

Entity relationship diagram for orchestrator.plugins configuration

erDiagram
    ORCHESTRATOR ||--o{ ORCHESTRATOR_PLUGIN : has
    ORCHESTRATOR_PLUGIN {
        bool disabled
        string package
        string integrity
        object pluginConfig
    }

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Class diagram for the new orchestrator.plugins Helm values structure

classDiagram
    class OrchestratorConfig {
        +bool enabled
        +list plugins
        +bool serverlessLogicOperator.enabled
        +bool serverlessOperator.enabled
        +string sonataflowPlatform.createDBJobImage
    }
    class OrchestratorPlugin {
        +bool disabled
        +string package
        +string integrity
        +object pluginConfig
    }
    OrchestratorConfig "1" o-- "*" OrchestratorPlugin : plugins

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce configurable orchestrator.plugins in default values	Added a plugins section under orchestrator in values.yaml with package URLs, integrity hashes, disabled flags, and nested pluginConfig Extended the README values table to document the new orchestrator.plugins field Updated values.schema.json and its template to include validation for the plugins list	charts/backstage/values.yaml charts/backstage/README.md charts/backstage/values.schema.json charts/backstage/values.schema.tmpl.json
Streamline dynamic plugin loading in the ConfigMap template	Removed include and fromYaml logic for orchestrator plugins Updated dynamic-plugins-configmap.yaml to range directly over .Values.orchestrator.plugins	charts/backstage/templates/dynamic-plugins-configmap.yaml
Bump chart version to 4.4.2	Incremented version in Chart.yaml Updated badge version in README.md	charts/backstage/Chart.yaml charts/backstage/README.md
Remove obsolete partials template	Deleted the unused _partials.tpl file	charts/backstage/templates/_partials.tpl

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