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build: Add /.coreos-aleph-version.json to target #768

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  1. build: Add /.coreos-aleph-version.json to target

    It will be very useful in the future to be able to more rigorously
    know the state that a given machine *started* from.  For example,
    small tweaks like `chattr +i /sysroot` are things that won't
    happen for in-place updates.
    
    The term "aleph" here means "start".
    
    If we decide to introduce a mechanism (e.g. systemd
    unit) that performs those changes even for old in-place installs,
    it could be useful to know exactly what the starting state was.
    
    Note this ends up in the *physical* storage root `/` which
    appears as `/sysroot` when booted.
    
    Closes: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#170
    cgwalters committed Sep 23, 2019
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