Locale fixes#7
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This is the default locale we use on our development machines. Since SSH will forward the user's locale settings (LANG, LC_ALL, etc.) to the remote host, we should ensure this locale is available there too. C and POSIX locales are already available, just need en_US.utf8
This matches the default locale that we use on the rest of our machines.
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POSIXI believe, but that causes issues with SSH clients because they forward locale settings to the remote machine. On cpu-b15-rf02 we were seeing a lot of unhappy messages in the shell about this locale missing.shutdownto be run passwordless via sudo. This is functionally identical topoweroff, so it should share the same behavior.Closes #9