Update oms-release-versions for multiple hotfixes

[shreyasingh-26]

Added release notes for versions v7.1.22, v7.2.32, v7.2.33, v7.3.15, and v7.4.1.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the oms-release-versions documentation by adding detailed release notes for five recent hotfix versions: v7.1.22, v7.2.32, v7.2.33, v7.3.15, and v7.4.1. The changes ensure that the documentation accurately reflects the latest hotfix releases, providing essential information such as release type, image details, and direct links to their respective diffs and changelogs for easy reference and integration.

Highlights

• Documentation Update for v7.1.22 Hotfix: Added comprehensive release notes for version v7.1.22, detailing its release type as a hotfix, image tag, image URL, and direct links to the diff and changelog.
• Documentation Update for v7.2.32 Hotfix: Included release notes for version v7.2.32, specifying its hotfix status, image tag, image URL, and providing links to its diff and changelog.
• Documentation Update for v7.2.33 Hotfix: Integrated release notes for version v7.2.33, outlining its hotfix classification, image tag, image URL, and offering links to the relevant diff and changelog.
• Documentation Update for v7.3.15 Hotfix: Appended release notes for version v7.3.15, indicating its hotfix nature, image tag, image URL, and including links to its diff and changelog.
• Documentation Update for v7.4.1 Hotfix: Incorporated release notes for version v7.4.1, identifying it as a hotfix, providing its image tag, image URL, and direct links to its diff and changelog.

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Code Review

This pull request adds release notes for several hotfix versions. The changes are straightforward. I've identified a few areas for improvement to align with the repository's style guide, mainly regarding consistent terminology in headings and removing trailing whitespace for better formatting. Please see the detailed comments.