feat: remove vm-base.kiwi package dracut-network#16651
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This package is only needed when networking is required from the initrd, which isn't the case for us, and it pulls in multiple additional packages:
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This package is only needed when networking is required from the initrd, which isn't the case for us, and it pulls in multiple additional packages: