tests: Convert two rhel-7-4 special cases to known issues #7712
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These two special cases covered known bugs in RHEL 7.4 base's cockpit 138 packages. These are more suitable as known issues (cockpit-project#7710 and cockpit-project#7711), particularly as they are being fixed in RHEL too (PR cockpit-project#7705). Closes cockpit-project#7712
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These two special cases covered known bugs in RHEL 7.4 base's cockpit
138 packages. These are more suitable as known issues (#7710 and #7711),
particularly as they are being fixed in RHEL too (PR #7705).