Add async OCI and OCM packages

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[ccwienk]

as for the "actual" changes, I have some concerns w.r.t. new package-names. considering other patterns I have seen, it seem to be more common to have (few) different entrypoints (e.g. client.Client vs client.AsyncClient) or use async-suffixes (e.g. client + client_async).

Specifically for oci-package (or more specifically oci/__init__.py, I think we either might drop some parts (e.g. kaniko-related code should not be actually in-use any longer, so we might discard an async flavour of it). From the diffs I thus-far inspected, I can see there is quite some duplication w.r.t. dataclasses - I think we should deduplicate those (there should not be any differences between them (sync vs async), should there?.

How about a layout like the following (limited to oci package for now):

oci/__init__.py # functions are replicated w/ _async-suffix: replicate_artifact_async, replicate_blobs_async, drop kaniko (at least: do not re-implement/duplicate as async)
oci/client,py # Client + AsyncClient (same module); as an alternative: client + client_base + client_async (factor-out re-usable code (login/token-handling, routes); this has the slight disadvantage of not being fully backwards-compatible (although we might fix that by exporting imports from client_base in client-module)
oci/platform.py # check which functions we actually use; create async versions of needed ones (in same module)
oci/workarounds.py # ditto

[ccwienk]

lgtm - please rm aiohttp from "hard" dependencies, as suggested by @zkdev