Cloud images: enable video console and add two packages

[igorpecovnik]

Description

• Enable video console on amd64 cloud images - for remote console access
• Enable video console on aarch64 cloud images - for remote console access
• Add additional packages to cloud images

How Has This Been Tested?

• Tested on aarch64 netcup cloud

Checklist:

• My changes generate no new warnings
• Any dependent changes have been merged and published in downstream modules

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

The changes update kernel configuration files for both ARM64 and x86 UEFI cloud environments and modify a build script for image packaging. In the ARM64 kernel configuration, the legacy VESA framebuffer driver option is removed, while EFI framebuffer support, Direct Rendering Manager (DRM) core, simple DRM driver, DRM KMS helper, DRM framebuffer device emulation with overallocation, and font rendering support with specific font sizes are enabled. Similar DRM and font support options are added to the x86 UEFI cloud kernel configuration without removing existing options. Separately, the build script for UEFI-based cloud images is modified to include the qemu-guest-agent and spice-vdagent packages in the image for the cloud branch, with a debug alert message indicating their inclusion. No changes are made to exported or public function, class, or variable declarations in the codebase.

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• config/kernel/linux-uefi-x86-cloud.config (1 hunks)
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• config/sources/families/include/uefi_common.inc
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