tier-0: pull in dnf5, not dnf
Currently, there is both dnf and dnf5 in Fedora. dnf5 provides `dnf`, but matching a package name is stronger and so requesting `dnf` here still pulls in the legacy one. This notably drops out Python from tier 0.
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packages:
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# needed for building derived container images
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# needed for building derived container images
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- dnf
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- dnf5
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# Even in tier-0, we have this. If you don't want SELinux today, you'll need
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# Even in tier-0, we have this. If you don't want SELinux today, you'll need
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# to build a custom image.
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# to build a custom image.
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- selinux-policy-targeted
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- selinux-policy-targeted
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