install-script: install rpms from SOS repo #556
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Description
We change the installation script so it can install packages from SOS repos directly trhough yum and dnf.
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(For exoscale contributors)
Testing
The script was tested in docker containers for ubuntu:jammy(apt), ubunty:focal(dpkg), fedora(dnf), centos:7(yum). I tested both fresh installs, downgrading and upgrading an existing installation.