dongshengyuan 7cbafb86cb sysupdate: parse PartitionFlags= as hexadecimal
sysupdate.d(5) documents PartitionFlags= as a hexadecimal integer, and
sysupdate patterns format partition flags with PRIx64. The parser used
safe_atou64(), which rejected values such as abcdef.

Reproducer: set PartitionFlags=abcdef in a partition target transfer
and run systemd-sysupdate list with debug logging.

Before: sysupdate logged:
Failed to parse partition flags, ignoring: abcdef

After: the transfer parses cleanly and list emits no partition-flags
parse warning.

Follow-up for: 43cc7a3ef4

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