Detect if containerd image store is used for multi-arch builds

[captainsafia]

Multi-arch builds with Docker require that containerd is configured as the image store. We should detect if this is configured and warn the user if it is not.

• We can detect if containerd is enabled by running docker info --format json and checking the driver-type property.
• Users can enable containerd via the desktop app. There is a way to automate this by editing config and we might be able to provide an aspire do prepare-docker command to help get this config in place.
• We should warn the user if the container runtime is not configured for multi-arch builds and commence using LinuxAmd64 as the default.
• There should be a new API on IContainerRuntime that is CheckIfSupportsMultiArch to detect this.
• Update the code for PodmanContainerRuntime to support calling podman manifest create {imagename} and passing the manifest to the podman build command.

[davidfowl]

We also need to handle this for podman. The IContainerRuntime implementation should expose an API that the IResourceContainerImageBuilder can use to default the type platforms we support.

[MihuBot]

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• Detect multi platform image support and fallback to single platform image. #12594