Look for fallback OS support through ID_LIKE field #584
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Signed-off-by: Kimmo Lehto <klehto@mirantis.com>
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Uses the ID_LIKE field (when not empty) to look for a fallback OS support module. A warning is displayed when fallback is used.
Added a test using kali linux (debian).
It's worth noting that not all distros have ID_LIKE at all, some have multiple values like
ID_LIKE="fedora rhel"and for example clearlinux hasID_LIKE=clear-linux-os(same as ID).