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This adds `bootc install --takeover` which moves the running container into RAM and invokes `systemctl switch-root` to it, then proceeds with an installation to the previously-used block device. A key use case here is to "takeover" a running cloud instance, e.g. provision the system via cloud-init or so which invokes `podman run --privileged ... bootc install --takeover`. At the current time, this is only scoped to "builtin" installation types. We could support `install-to-filesystem` type flows too by allowing externally-configured block storage setups to be run as part of the current container (or in the fully general case, a distinct container, though that adds a lot of complexity).
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