Add optional flag to enable libvhdi-tools install on RHEL installs #274
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…S to true to enable copr repo
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This PR adds a INSTALL_EL_LIBVHDI variable to enable the bnerickson/libvhdi COPR repo on and subsequently re-enable libvhdi-tools installs on RHEL-based distros. See: #256
COPR URL: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/bnerickson/libvhdi/
FYI el10 is enabled in the copr repo, but builds are failing there at the moment. It's not something I'll prioritize until Redhat 10 sees release.