perf: add redwood compatibility

Description

This PR aims to give Distro support to Redwood's release. Additionally, taking advantage of this maintenance effort, it was solved a found bug with the command 'enable themes' when the command was executed before, if was executed again it stayed frozen because if it was not sent a 'yes', the command could not override the previous created folder.

Testing instructions

Create a Redwood environment with Tutor MFE installed and enabled
Install Distro using this branch pip install git+https://github.com/eduNEXT/tutor-contrib-edunext-distro@bc/add-redwood-support and enable it tutor plugins enable distro

Add this to the config.yml and run tutor config save

MFE_DOCKER_IMAGE: docker.io/ednxops/ednx-mfe:redwood
DOCKER_IMAGE_OPENEDX: docker.io/ednxops/distro-edunext-edxapp:redwood
DISTRO_EOX_THEMING_DPKG:
  domain: github.com
  index: git
  name: eox-theming
  path: eduNEXT
  private: false
  protocol: https
  repo: eox-theming
  variables:
    development:
      EOX_THEMING_CONFIG_SOURCES:
      - from_eox_tenant_microsite_v2
      - from_django_settings
    production:
      EOX_THEMING_CONFIG_SOURCES:
      - from_eox_tenant_microsite_v2
      - from_django_settings
  version: v7.0.0
DISTRO_EOX_MANAGE_DPKG:
  index: git
  name: eox-manage
  repo: eox-manage
  domain: github.com
  path: eduNEXT
  protocol: ssh
  private: true
  variables:
    development: {}
    production: {}
  version: v5.0.0
DISTRO_EXTRA_COMMANDS:
- tutor distro enable-themes
- tutor distro enable-private-packages
- tutor config save
DISTRO_THEMES:
- domain: github.com
  name: ednx-saas-themes
  path: eduNEXT
  protocol: ssh
  repo: ednx-saas-themes
  version: edunext/quince.master
DISTRO_THEMES_NAME:
- bragi
- css-runtime
DISTRO_THEMES_ROOT: /openedx/themes
DISTRO_THEME_DIRS:
- /openedx/themes/ednx-saas-themes/edx-platform
- /openedx/themes/ednx-saas-themes/edx-platform/bragi-generator
- /openedx/themes/ednx-saas-themes/edx-platform/bragi-children

Run the commands

tutor distro syntax-validator
tutor distro repository-validator
tutor distro run-extra-commands

Verify the 2 first commands ran without showing errors and for the last one verify that the commands from DISTRO_EXTRA_COMMANDS in the config.yml are executed properly.; in this case will be run 2 Distro commands:
- tutor distro enable-themes: you should find a folder ednx-saas-themes at env/build/openedx/themes
- tutor distro enable-private-packages you should find a folder eox-manage at env/build/openedx/requirements

Then start the environment in local mode tutor local start to confirm everything goes as expected:

Create a new route local.edly.io with this tenant configs:

{
"EDNX_USE_SIGNAL": true,
"MFE_CONFIG": {
    "PARAGON_THEME_URLS": {
        "core": {
            "url": "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/combine/npm/@openedx/paragon@22.0.0-alpha.25/styles/css/themes/light/utility-classes.min.css,npm/@openedx/paragon@22.0.0-alpha.25/dist/core.min.css"
        },
        "defaults": {
            "light": "light"
        },
        "variants": {
            "light": {
                "url": "https://css-varsify.s3.amazonaws.com/public/5c0575a0-d7a3-44d8-b851-1473d6193c49.css"
            }
        }
    }
},
"PLATFORM_NAME": "Tenant A",
"SITE_NAME": "Tenant A",
"THEME_OPTIONS": {
    "theme": {
        "name": "css-runtime",
        "parent": "bragi"
    }
},
"css_overrides_file_extra": "https://css-varsify.s3.amazonaws.com/public/5c0575a0-d7a3-44d8-b851-1473d6193c49.css"
}

You should watch a customized environment not only in the base platform but also in the MFEs (are used the redwood branches that can use css-variables)

Additional information

JIRA ISSUE DS-1007

eduNEXT / tutor-contrib-edunext-distro