schema: remove invalid top-level keys #3891
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The "azurestack", "digitalocean", and "exoscale" keys are all image artifacts that go under the `images` key. So they shouldn't be listed as optional entries in the top-level dict. Remove those until we actually have support for uploading to those clouds (though e.g. azurestack is clearly one to which that will never apply). See also: coreos#3889
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The "azurestack", "digitalocean", and "exoscale" keys are all image artifacts that go under the
imageskey. So they shouldn't be listed as optional entries in the top-level dict.Remove those until we actually have support for uploading to those clouds (though e.g. azurestack is clearly one to which that will never apply).
See also: #3889