fedora-virt-server.ks.in: Delete, obsoleted by the cloud image

I committed this 5 years ago with only a minimum of review, its main
feature was easier SSH key injection, a problem which has been solved
much better by the cloud image which uses `cloud-init`, as well as the
Vagrant boxes which use hardcoded vagrant SSH keys.

fedora-virt-server.ks.in

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-# Kickstart file to create a small "base" Fedora image install suitable
-# for use as e.g. an application server.
-# 
-# Maintainer: fedora-cloud-list@fedoraproject.org
-#
-# REQUIRED variables:
-#   @@PUBLIC_KEY@@ - ssh public key
-# 
-# You must search for all required variables and replace them.
-# Example usage:
-# sed -e s,@@PUBLIC_KEY@@,"$(cat ~/.ssh/authorized_keys)", fedora-virt-server.ks.in > my-fedora-server.ks
-
-lang C
-keyboard us
-timezone --utc GMT/Zulu
-auth --useshadow --enablemd5
-firewall --service=ssh
-bootloader --timeout=1 --append="acpi=force"
-network --bootproto=dhcp --device=eth0 --onboot=on
-services --enabled=network
-
-## IMPORTANT ##
-## EDIT HERE ##
-# ROOT PASSWORD:
-# Setting a root password is NOT RECOMMENDED, especially if your
-# server will be accessible to the public internet.  This is
-# because of the rise of automated ssh password guessing attacks.
-# You should instead (if you don't have one already)
-# generate a public ssh key:
-# http://sial.org/howto/openssh/publickey-auth/
-# 
-# See comment below in %post for authorizing your public
-# key for the root account.
-
-rootpw ""
-
-# However, if you choose instead to make a password,
-# you will need to replace the above line with one like
-# rootpw --iscrypted @@ROOT_PASSWORD_CRYPTED@@
-# If you do neither of these things, you will not be able to log
-# into your machine.
-
-clearpart --all --initlabel
-part / --size=550 --grow --fstype=ext4
-# You may change this if you don't want swap
-part swap --recommended
-
-%packages
-@standard
-%end
-
-#
-# Add custom post scripts after the base post.
-#
-%post
-
-## EDIT HERE ##
-cd /root
-if ! test -d .ssh; then
-  mkdir --mode=700 .ssh
-fi
-cat >> .ssh/authorized_keys << END_AUTHORIZED_KEYS
-@@PUBLIC_KEY@@
-END_AUTHORIZED_KEYS
-chmod 600 .ssh/authorized_keys
-if -x /usr/sbin/selinuxenabled && /usr/sbin/selinuxenabled; then
-  chcon -R -h -t home_ssh_t .ssh
-fi
-
-%end
-
-reboot