Skip keystone sync for master and yoga branches

[priteau]

There are no downstream patches in our fork.

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the Ansible inventory configuration to include the 'yoga' OpenStack release in the list of managed source repositories. The primary purpose of this change is to facilitate an optimization where keystone synchronization can be skipped for the 'yoga' release, as there are no custom downstream patches present in the project's fork that would necessitate it.

Highlights

• Add Yoga Release Support: The 'yoga' OpenStack release has been explicitly added to the list of 'source_repositories' within the Ansible inventory configuration. This inclusion allows the system to recognize and manage the Yoga release.
• Keystone Sync Optimization: This modification is made to enable skipping the keystone synchronization process for the 'yoga' release, based on the understanding that there are no downstream patches in the project's fork that would require such synchronization.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the configuration to skip synchronizing the yoga release for the keystone repository by adding it to the ignored_releases list. The change is straightforward and correctly placed to maintain the alphabetical order of the release names in the list. The modification aligns with the pull request's stated goal, and I find no issues with it.

[Alex-Welsh]

For future reference, the commit missing in epoxy upstream is 64b82bd048b7b64ce128cc27b7e964b2150f8499

[priteau]

For future reference, the commit missing in epoxy upstream is 64b82bd048b7b64ce128cc27b7e964b2150f8499

This is being reviewed upstream as: https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/keystone/+/972248