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doc: Add Dockerfile, Google, OpenAPI to SAST-IaC support list

Connor Gilbert requested to merge connorgilbert/sast-formats into master

What does this MR do?

Add Dockerfile, OpenAPI, and Google Deployment Manager support to the list of support IaC scanning formats because the underlying tool (kics) supports them.

Note that Google Deployment Manager doesn't have its own standalone page in the list, but you can filter the All queries list by "Google" for "Tool" and see a number of rules.

I chose not to mention Helm or gRPC because, while they're listed on the kics Platforms page, they don't show up in the queries list. (gRPC has a single entry about capitalization, which doesn't seem defensible as a security offering.)

Related issues

This came up in discussion in !77799 (comment 804730133)

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Edited by Connor Gilbert

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