config: add CAPZ e2e stage job to aro-stage

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Summary

• Add periodic-ci-Azure-ARO-HCP-main-capz-e2e-stage to the aro-stage release in openshift-customizations.yaml
• This makes the new ARO-HCP CAPZ e2e stage workflow visible in Sippy's stage dashboard
• The job was added in openshift/release#81016 and runs weekdays at 20:00 UTC

Jira: ARO-27715

Test plan

• Verify job appears in the aro-stage dashboard after merge

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