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Avoid pulling in a circular dependency between freetype and harfbuzz.
Plymouth is only used in Nest for console I/O multiplexing, not
graphical capabilities.

The change to Puppet 6.1.0 to automatically reload systemd on unit
changes isn't working for this service.  Doesn't hurt to be explicit
with this.

See: https://tickets.puppetlabs.com/browse/PUP-3483

iwd was being stopped prematurely during shutdown causing other services
which properly depend on network.target and network-online.target to
hang.  This fix, making iwd depend on dbus.service explicitly, is not
intuitive, but it is what NetworkManager.service does and it works.

This reverts commit 99a52644.

Will prefer to monitor systemd-networkd instead.

This reverts commit d6aac4c7.

Otherwise the console font isn't retained during framebuffer changes,
such as those observed on Raspberry Pi at boot.

We can't use full device paths because we don't know in advance whether
the rpool is encrypted.  Filesystem labels can only store 16 bytes or
so, so truncate the hostname part of the label to eight characters.

The swap label can only hold 15 characters, making it less useful for
systems with long hostnames.  The underlying device name is already
persistent so there is no need to use filesystem labels.

loader.conf was never created on hawk.  I don't know why it's needed for
osprey, but probably has something to do with the UEFI implementation.
In any case, just manage the whole file on all hosts.  It's not hurting
anything.

Gentoo now putting systemd defaults in /etc/nsswitch.conf and it was
confusing Augeas.

Forgot to build stage0.

This reverts commit aa2a755a.

The preboot command containing "usb start" is also in the distro boot
command so disabling the preboot command doesn't help.  Disabling
OHCI_GENERIC worked except for when plugged into the Pine64 dock.  That
must have an OHCI interface because it hangs the system at boot until
the OHCI_HCD feature is disabled.

Closes #32

The previous solution of disabling CONFIG_USB_OHCI_GENERIC worked except
for when plugged into the USB-C dock.  This workaround disables USB boot
support as was done in Debian, Manjaro, and OpenBSD.  Don't need USB
boot support anyway when the SD card will do.

This is a code change I think should be upstreamed for consistency with
the cryptsetup module and to clarify terms ("passphrase", encryption
root).  Tired of seeing the diff come up in Puppet after upgrades for
something that is not fixing a configuration.

Also, remove old script that has long since been removed from service.

The Podman warning is

time="2021-05-07T23:11:25-04:00" level=warning msg="Storage configuration is unset - using hardcoded default graph root \"/var/lib/containers/storage\""

Who cares?