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sync-templates: enable syncing from stable release patches (#7227)
Iulian Barbu authored 
# Description

We're unable to sync templates repos with what's in
polkadot-sdk/templates for stable2412 because the tag which references
the release (`polkadot-stable2412`) is missing the Plan.toml file, which
is needed by PSVM, ran when syncing, to update the templates
dependencies versions in Cargo.tomls. This PR adds a workflow `patch`
input, to enable the workflow to use PSVM with a tag corresponding to a
patch stable release (e.g. `polkadot-stable2412-1`), which will contain
the `Plan.toml` file.

## Integration

This enables the templates repos update with the contents of latest
stable2412 release, in terms of polkadot-sdk/templates, which is
relevant for getting-started docs.

## Review Notes

This PR adds a `patch` input for the `misc-sync-templates.yml` workflow,
which if set will be used with `psvm` accordingly to update templates
repos' dependencies versions based on upcomming patch stable2412-1,
which contains the `Plan.toml`. The workflow will be ran manually after
stable2412-1 is out and this work is tracked under #6329 .

Signed-off-by: default avatarIulian Barbu <iulian.barbu@parity.io>
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