* e3642f81d3 kmod: Only use --modname if available
* ddea81d81e arch: Download archlinux-keyring with pacman
* 4a44e1831b Remove unneeded lambdas
* 9c3d23757c Configure pyright included files
* 5e037d514c qemu: Register with systemd-machined in user session
* c4c3d793d0 Create package cache dir before invoking pacman
* d53761c4dd distribution: do not default to release=VERSION_ID for openSUSE Tumbleweed
* c5bc9138fc Wrap build_microcode_initrd in complete_step
* 635159975d Fix typo in manpage
* 59f5f0741e mkosi-addon: drop Output=addon, addon.py already has a default
* be85b8ca0b sandbox: return raw error code from the kernel and friends on failure
* 56f25c1a41 config: replace deprecated sandbox verb with box in help message
* ae24c527d7 sandbox: fix wrong errno passed to OSError()
* e7b9612760 verity: do not copy signing cert in addons/portables/extensions
* f3a029b736 Bump version to 27~devel
* 84af20892b Release 26
* 3fcd3a0fde Adjust logging messages for kmod/fw resolution
* d44aae12b4 Revert "Do not try to install packages that are listed in RemovePackages="
* 1873ad0184 portable: Make sure mountpoints exist in the image
* 5dc693feb0 initrd: Inherit keymap, timezone, hostname and rootpw by default
(cherry picked from commit 664f211c9e)
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