Organize OpenShift version checker utility script #3484
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Move show-last-5-patches.sh to cloud/jenkins/openshift-patch-versions-checker.sh for better organization alongside other OpenShift management scripts. This utility displays the last 5 patch versions per minor OpenShift release and is part of the OpenShift cluster management infrastructure introduced in #3454.
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Summary
This utility script displays the last 5 patch versions per minor OpenShift release and helps with version selection for cluster deployment. It's part of the OpenShift cluster management infrastructure introduced in #3454.
What it does
Testing
The script is standalone and can be tested by running: