Surprisingly in comps, it's just part of the anaconda group,
and so it ends up on workstation systems indirectly because
anaconda is part of the livecd.
For Fedora Atomic Host, we list it explicitly.
It turns out that when we dropped `docker/atomic`, nothing else
was pulling in `lvm2`.
It's no longer a focus of development, and in particular
for standalone workstation systems, the "system containers"
approach in particular was never a real target.
pungi can't substitute in any included files so we end up
with errors because 'fedora-rawhide' repo isn't accessible
during the pungi run.
Signed-off-by: Dusty Mabe <dusty@dustymabe.com>
Some stuff like `telnet` is in both `standard` and `gnome-desktop`.
We currently need to blacklist both. I think we should massively
prune comps but...
