Add amazon-2023-x86_64

[yachub]

This adds support for Amazon Linux 2023.

Additionally, because what is noted in this AWS blog post the change also makes Amazon Linux >= 2023 it's own platform moving forward, while Amazon Linux 1 & 2 use the previously used platforms (el-6 and el-7).

Specifically noting:

Amazon Linux 2023 isn’t directly comparable to any specific Fedora release. The Amazon Linux 2023 GA version includes components from Fedora 34, 35, and 36. Some of the components are the same as the components in Fedora, and some are modified. Other components more closely resemble the components in CentOS Stream 9 or were developed independently. The Amazon Linux kernel, on its side, is sourced from the long-term support options that are on kernel.org, chosen independently from the kernel provided by Fedora.

[codecov]

Codecov Report

Patch coverage has no change and project coverage change: -0.01% ⚠️

Comparison is base (ea5de16) 0.72% compared to head (2e6c475) 0.72%.

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