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podman: always tag/untag the images we work with locally
For `podman image inspect` we need to have a tagged image in the local image database. For the buildroot images then (these that will be generated by 'buildah commit' and 'podman save' in the following commits) we would have no tags at all, without a reasonable way to garbage collect them. These buildroot images (and tags too) are rather ephemeral, related to a single Mock command run only. That's why we assign a random tag name to it (UUID string), and why we later "untag" the image to not bloat the local tag/image database.
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