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Test fetching an image w/out an amd64/linux build

Add a new Docker test case, `NoAmd64LinuxTestCase`. From its docstring:

> A manifest list lets a single Docker repository contain multiple
> images.  This is useful in the case where an image contains
> platform-specific code, and an image must be built for each each
> supported architecture, OS, etc.
>
> When a modern Docker client fetches an image, it does the following:
>
> 1. Get a manifest list.
> 2. Look through the list of available images.
> 3. Pick out an image that functions on the current host's platform.
> 4. Get a manifest for that image.
> 5. Use the information in the manifest to get the image layers.
>
> Older Docker clients aren't aware of manifest lists, and when they go
> to fetch an image, they just ask for any old manifest from a
> repository. When a Docker registry receives such a request, it does
> the following:
>
> 1. Look through the list of available images.
> 2. If an image with an `architecture` of `amd64` and an `os` of
>    `linux` is available, return its manifest. Otherwise, return an
>    HTTP 404.
>
> This test case verifies Pulp's behaviour in the case where an upstream
> Docker repository has content described by a manifest list.
>
> This test case doesn't verify Pulp's behaviour in the case where an
> upstream Docker repository has content described by a v2 manifest or
> v1 manifest. In these cases, the correct behaviour of a Docker
> registry is not well defined. See the [backward
> compatibility](https://docs.docker.com/registry/spec/manifest-v2-2/#backward-compatibility)
> documentation.

Fix: https://github.com/PulpQE/pulp-smash/issues/713

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