Add graphics variable. #31
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Add the variable var.graphics to allow overriding the default graphics type of 'spice' with 'vnc' which is compatible with RHEL9.
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This resolves issue #30.
Due to SPICE graphics support no longer being supported by RHEL9 and its derivatives, this change adds the
graphicsvariable allowing the graphics type to be set tovnc. The default value is stillspiceso as to be compatible with anyone currently using this provider. According to the libvirt docs both SPICE and VNC share the samelisten_typeandautoportoptions.This change includes the following:
graphicsvariable allowing onlyvncorspiceas valid options invariables.tfvar.graphicsinmain.tfgraphics = "vnc"option to theexamples/basic/main.tf