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Starting with RHEL 10, we are expected to sign with a specific key for each major RHEL version. This PR adds the new key to our release configs and adjusts our signing script to set up the proper signing key based on the current distro.

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b/444772452

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All I can do is send it to CI and hope it works. :)

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Starting with RHEL 10, we are expected to sign with a specific key for
each major RHEL version. This PR adds the new key to our release configs
and adjusts our signing script to set up the proper signing key based on
the current distro.
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