Migrate release pipeline to SDP#1681
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This pull request introduces a new "Managed SDP" deployment pipeline for the multi-arch agent, transitioning the release process from the classic EV2 model to the Managed SDP (Service Deployment Platform) model. The changes include new pipeline definitions, deployment scripts, configuration files, and updates to existing pipeline YAMLs to support this new deployment path.
Changed references in the build and deployment scripts to point to the new Managed SDP directory structure, ensuring the correct files and scripts are packaged and executed.