Add OS image location rST directive for use by Red-Install-Tests#6786
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Since this does not affect anything in the main project, I'll merge it once the checks pass. |
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Description of the changes
This PR adds new
.. os-image-locationrST directive for specifying OS images that https://github.com/Jackenmen/Red-Install-Tests should test install instructions with. It also adds appropriate image locations for all install guides.This is a continuation of #6671 and, same as before, it does not affect anything from this project's perspective - it's only relevant for automated testing of install instructions done by the Red-Install-Tests project. The project will eventually be transferred to the org.
Have the changes in this PR been tested?
Yes