libguestfish: Also mount var if such a partition exists
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We discussed possibly using a `var` partition for FCOS in coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#18 I would like to do so for my own Silverblue install, and possibly for Silverblue by default. So let's mount that partition if it exists, which means the other code that cleans out what Anaconda did in `/var` will work.
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- sda4 is the root partition for mark as unused seams to work a bit differently, see coreos/coreos-assembler#206
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We discussed possibly using a
varpartition for FCOS incoreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#18
I would like to do so for my own Silverblue install, and possibly
for Silverblue by default.
So let's mount that partition if it exists, which means the other
code that cleans out what Anaconda did in
/varwill work.