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osprepare: allow common net and compute launcher deps
osprepare's PackageRequirements type doesn't need to use a pointer. In that case it's easier to compose two PackageRequirements instances which back on a common list of type PackageRequirement. With that, and the prior patch's addition of a Role() getter function to the ssntp client interface, ciao-launcher can articulate common and unique dependencies for the Agent and NetAgent role and insure the applicable set is applied at runtime. Signed-off-by: Tim Pepper <[email protected]>
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