WIP: laydown capz bootstrap file

[patrickdillon]

lays down the capz bootstrap sentinel file to satisfy capz's bootstrap requirements

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/test altinfra-e2e-azure-capi-ovn

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/close

This doesn't solve the issue, because rhcos does not run the azure linux agent which is needed to run the extension which is checking for the file. So even if the file exists, the extension will always fail.

Instead, we need to disable the extension which is being handled in: kubernetes-sigs/cluster-api-provider-azure#4792

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@patrickdillon: Closed this PR.

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/close

This doesn't solve the issue, because rhcos does not run the azure linux agent which is needed to run the extension which is checking for the file. So even if the file exists, the extension will always fail.

Instead, we need to disable the extension which is being handled in: kubernetes-sigs/cluster-api-provider-azure#4792

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