Pin Symfony 7.4.18 for release builds - #22
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Composer now resolves the Symfony 7.4 LTS component set to 7.4.18, while the appliance still required FrameworkBundle and the runtime kernel to remain at 7.4.17. This made the canonical cloud ISO build fail its provenance assertion. Update the exact FrameworkBundle version and official tag commit so the pinned package agrees with the resolved component set. Keep the historical Wave 2 record intact while documenting the release pin used by current builds.
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Composer resolves the Symfony 7.4 LTS component set to 7.4.18, so the appliance source pin must match that release.
This publishes the exact Liraz-authored source commit already retained in the v19 build bundle. The canonical AWS batch will validate the resulting ISO, manifest, TKLBAM profile, and embedded first-boot policies.