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Prioritize official release pipelines - #7455
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Official release and internal servicing pipelines should receive high priority for release-critical work. This PR threads optional pool priority through the pipeline templates and sets it to High for release staging, release promotion, internal release synchronization, and internal dependency updates. Unofficial pipelines retain their default priority.