Build RL9.3 container images with systemd in CI #166
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Upstream rockylinux:9.3 images don't contain systemd, which means running
/sbin/initfor molecule fails.Previously the workaround was to use "/bin/bash -c 'dnf -y install systemd && /sbin/init'" as the container command but this was very flaky. Instead CI now builds an image containing systemd using the upstream rockylinux:9.3 image. This ensures that the image used for the molecule workflow is always updated.