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`go install operator-sdk@v1.42.3` fails to build on the CI runner because operator-sdk cgo-links against libgpgme (via containers/image), which the runner doesn't have dev headers for: "Package gpgme was not found in the pkg-config search path." publish_redhat_bundle.yaml's own "Install bundle tools" step already sidesteps this by downloading the prebuilt yq/operator-sdk release binaries instead of building them - mirror that here. Also drops the now-unused Set up Go step, since nothing else in this job invokes go.
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