Fix network isolation: remove package installation steps from 1ES runner workflows

[Copilot]

The 1ES team is enforcing network isolation policies on 1ES-hosted runners, which blocks system package installation during pipeline execution. The maritimus 1ES images have been updated with all required dependencies pre-installed.

Changes

Removed all system package installation steps from workflows running on 1ES self-hosted runners (1ES.Pool=maritimus-*). GitHub-hosted runner workflows (binary-build.yml) are unaffected.

• tests-vmtests.yml: Removed setup go 1.x, Install prerequisites (AZL3) (libvirt, qemu-kvm, azure-cli via tdnf), and Install prerequisites (Ubuntu 24.04) (libvirt, qemu-kvm, azure-cli via apt)
• tests-functional.yml: Removed setup go 1.x, Install prerequisites (AZL3) (qemu-img, rpm, createrepo_c, grub2, azure-cli), and Install prerequisites (Ubuntu 24.04) (qemu-utils, rpm, grub2-common, azure-cli)
• tests-vmtests-osmodifier.yml: Removed Setup Go toolchain, Install prerequisites (AZL3), and Install prerequisites (Ubuntu 24.04)

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Checklist

• Tests added/updated
• Documentation updated (if needed)
• Code conforms to style guidelines

Original prompt

The PR repo is under E:\workspace\z-pr-review\prism-sign, the PR title is Prism Sign: Fix Network Isolation in pipelines., description:

Description

The 1ES team is slowly enforcing new Network Isolation policies against
1ES / OneBranch pipelines. Unfortunately, the Prism Sign pipelines were
opted-in prematurely. While it is possible to suppress the policies,
eventually they will become S360s. So, it is worth fixing this now.

In particular, you will no longer be allowed to install system packages
during a pipeline. Instead, all the required packages need to be
included in the 1ES image of the 1ES pool. The maritimus 1ES images
have been updated with all the required dependencies. So, this change
is removing all the system package install steps.

In addition, switch over to the 1ES templates instead of the OneBranch
templates. The OneBranch templates are being rewritten to be a thin
wrapper around the 1ES templates. So, it is worth switching over to get
access to the new functionality / improvements. But also, the OneBranch
templates currently have a bug that is blocking the build.

AI description (iteration 1)
PR Classification
Pipeline configuration fix to resolve network isolation issues in OneBranch pipelines by migrating to 1ES pipeline templates.

PR Summary
This pull request addresses network isolation problems in the Prism Sign Preview Pipeline by migrating from OneBranch to 1ES pipeline templates and removing package installation steps that conflict with new network policies.

All pipeline YAML files (BuildPrismSignDev.yaml, BuildPrismSignMain.yaml, BuildPrismSignPreview.yaml, BuildPrismSignProd.yaml) now extend templates/1es-common-template.yaml instead of the deleted templates/OneBranch-Common-Template.yaml
run-vm-tests-job.yaml: Removed all system package installation steps (virtualization tools, Go, az CLI) for both Azure Linux and Ubuntu that were causing network isolation failures
build-job.yaml and run-vm-tests-job.yaml: Migrated artifact publishing from ob_outputDirectory/ob_artifactBaseName variables to templateContext.outputs with pipelineArtifact output type
run-vm-tests-job.yaml: Updated xsign installation to explicitly pass PIP_INDEX_URL and PIP_EXTRA_INDEX_URL environment variables to sudo command
Pool specifications changed from type: linux to os: linux across job templates

Files changed:

• /pipelines/templates/1es-common-template.yaml
• /pipelines/templates/build-job.yaml
• /pipelines/templates/OneBranch-Common-Template.yaml
• /pipelines/templates/publish-job.yaml
• /pipelines/templates/run-vm-tests-job.yaml
• /pipelines/BuildPrismSignDev.yaml
• /pipelines/BuildPrismSignMain.yaml
• /pipelines/BuildPrismSignPreview.yaml
• /pipelines/BuildPrismSignProd.yaml

We are at the main branch now, please review these files, learn and understand them, and once you are familiar with the codebase in main, I will switch the branch to PR branch, and you can read the PR changes, and give the comments. Give me the comments at which files, which lines, and what the comments are, only give me critical and where needs improvements.

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[liulanze]

@copilot why were I assigned to this draft PR?

[Copilot]

@copilot why were I assigned to this draft PR?

You were assigned to this draft PR because you were listed as an assignee on the original issue that triggered the creation of this PR. The PR addresses network isolation policy enforcement by the 1ES team, which required removing system package installation steps from workflows running on 1ES self-hosted (maritimus) runners.