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Allow Custom Repositories for Products

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By default, only the basic repository is created at the moment {author}-{product_name} (This has already been implemented) For example: 'eabdullin1-zabbix'

There should be an ability to rename the repository, delete it, and add a new one. When creating a product with configured repositories, repositories should be created for each supported platform, architecture, debug and source repositories should also be created. Repositories must necessarily have a name (you cannot create a repository without a name).

![Image](https://github.com/AlmaLinux/build-system/assets/135831959/a0599b1a-1592-40f5-b0f7-3b72237fbb56)

Do we need a description for each repository? (This needs to be discussed)

We also need to redesign the product page ( https://build.almalinux.org/product/36 ): Currently, we have the ability to install the product using -
![Image](https://github.com/AlmaLinux/build-system/assets/135831959/83c5017b-04cc-4139-92b6-650c4f210be5)

We need to redesign this page to allow any repository that a product has, not just the basic one. Also, when clicking on "Repositories", a list of repositories should drop down (referring to a list of repositories that the product has (short name, without indicating the type of repository and architectures)),

![Image](https://github.com/AlmaLinux/build-system/assets/135831959/cdbea719-bb49-4fc1-8f45-02f60b63af97)

and when clicking on a repository, a full list of repositories should drop down (repositories for all architectures, debugs, sources).

Should we add the ability to modify an already created product? (This needs to be discussed)

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