OCPBUGS 59846 OCP image mode docs should use "bootc container lint" #96758
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Per Mark Russell: Docs should have
bootc container linteverywhere it saysostree container commitin 4.19+https://issues.redhat.com/browse/OCPBUGS-59846
Link to docs preview:
Example Containerfiles -- Updated examples throughout
Using the on-cluster image mode to apply a custom layered image -- Updated example in Step 1.
QE review: