Use installed_all because installed_query is filtered user input

`installed_query` could be missing packages. If we specify we want to
upgrade a specific nevra that is not yet installed, then `installed_query`
is empty because it is based on user input, but there could be other
versions of the pkg installed.

Eg: if kernel-1 and kernel-3 are installed and we specify we want to
upgrade kernel-2, nothing should be done because we already have higher
version, but now `installed_query` would be empty and kernel-2 would be
installed.

Therefore, we need to use `installed_all`.

dnf/base.py

@@ -2176,7 +2176,7 @@ def _upgrade_internal(self, query, obsoletes, reponame, pkg_spec=None):
             #     packages. Otherwise if for example kernel-1 and kernel-3 were installed and present in the
             #     transaction libsolv could decide to install kernel-2 because it is an upgrade for kernel-1 even
             #     though we don't want it because there already is a newer version present.
-            query = query.union(installed_query.latest().filter(name=[pkg.name for pkg in query]))
+            query = query.union(installed_all.latest().filter(name=[pkg.name for pkg in query]))
             sltr = dnf.selector.Selector(self.sack)
             sltr.set(pkg=query)
             self._goal.upgrade(select=sltr)