feat: added allure plugin and command line installation #1364
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@roicarrera First of all, approved. Jenkins works properly with the plugin.
Second, I have you a bit as I need to now patch the RHEL9 PR
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The allure plugin allows to visualize allure reports in a nice way in the jenkins builds that use it, and it requires a command line installation to work properly. Allure is an html reporter that generates fancy and clear reports and that works with most modern testing frameworks