Add Azure Red Hat OpenShift 2025-07-25 API version

[rajdeepc2792]

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API Change Check

APIView identified API level changes in this PR and created the following API reviews

Language	API Review for Package
Swagger	Microsoft.RedHatOpenShift-openshiftclusters
Go	sdk/resourcemanager/redhatopenshift/armredhatopenshift

[rajdeepc2792]

/azp run

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Commenter does not have sufficient privileges for PR 35013 in repo Azure/azure-rest-api-specs

[cadenmarchese]

To ARM team - the Swagger Avocado checks fail due to the known issues: https://github.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs/wiki/Swagger-Avocado#known-issues I believe you can disregard them an apply Approved-Avocado label here.

[mentat9]

@rajdeepc2792 - Please recreate your PR following the guidance for new API version PRs. Your PR must have a base commit containing the current API version spec files copied unchanged to the new API version folder. Then apply changes for the new API version in subsequent commits. This allows reviewers to see what is getting changed in the new API version.