xml_utils: insert <name> at position 0, not at the end#92
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SubElement always appends to the end of the parent element. When the input XML already contains children (os, memory, devices, etc.), the <name> element ended up after all of them, violating libvirt's strict RNG schema ordering and triggering "Extra element os in interleave". Use Element + insert(0, ...) to place <name> first, as required. Signed-off-by: Florent Carli <florent.carli@rte-france.com>
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SubElement always appends to the end of the parent element. When the input XML already contains children (os, memory, devices, etc.), the element ended up after all of them, violating libvirt's strict RNG schema ordering and triggering "Extra element os in interleave".
Use Element + insert(0, ...) to place first, as required.