Map ROSA Linux to the fedora variant - #7054
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ROSA is an RPM/dnf-based distro using NetworkManager, but it is not known to cloud-init, so system_info()["variant"] fell back to the generic "linux". As a result templates were rendered with the Debian layout: the systemd generator looked for ds-identify under /usr/lib/cloud-init instead of /usr/libexec/cloud-init, the service units got Debian-specific systemd ordering and the sysconfig network renderer reported itself unavailable. Map the "rosa" distro id to the existing "fedora" variant so that ROSA reuses the Fedora structure everywhere.
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ROSA is an RPM/dnf-based distro using NetworkManager, but it is not known to cloud-init, so system_info()["variant"] fell back to the generic "linux". As a result templates were rendered with the Debian layout: the systemd generator looked for ds-identify under /usr/lib/cloud-init instead of /usr/libexec/cloud-init, the service units got Debian-specific systemd ordering and the sysconfig network renderer reported itself unavailable.
Map the "rosa" distro id to the existing "fedora" variant so that ROSA reuses the Fedora structure everywhere.