[4/n draft] [omicron-package] add and use target presets #7288
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Add a `target.preset` table which can be used to define presets for target configuration. This will be used within omicron-package. For how this will eventually be used, see oxidecomputer/omicron#7288.
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The overall goal of this change is to ensure that all release-related
configuration is present in
package-manifest.toml. This will allow linting and SBOMgeneration based on this config, rather than the knowledge being scattered
across omicron-package and the releng tool.
This depends on several other pieces of work:
Putting this PR up as a draft to aid in reviewing that work. This PR is pretty big -- I plan to split it up into several smaller ones.