Create Secrets from the Pipeline Console UI

Goals

The customer would have option to create secret from pipeline UI itself, like advance options that we provide for in UI which allows to create credentials for Git repository and Image Registry Not sure if a valid request.

Slack thread:
https://redhat-internal.slack.com/archives/CSPS1077U/p1742838172784229?thread_ts=1742838170.605649&cid=CSPS1077U
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• User Journey automation is delivered
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