snapcraft: Add libsystemd-dev dependency for LXD
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* LXD requires `libsystemd-dev` at build time to allow `go-systemd` to be built. * `libsystemd.so` is also needed at runtime hence why `libsystemd0` is added as a staged package (`-dev` package is intended for development purposes and includes files that are unnecessary (and potentially problematic) at runtime). The resulting `libsystemd.so` included in the snap communicates over D-Bus to interact with systemd. As long as the communication paths are accessible (via the `log-observe` interface), LXD can read the host's systemd. Signed-off-by: Gabriel Mougard <[email protected]>
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Required before canonical/lxd#14327
libsystemd-devat build time to allowgo-systemdto be built.libsystemd.sois also needed at runtime hence whylibsystemd0is added as a staged package (-devpackage is intended for development purposes and includes files that are unnecessary (and potentially problematic) at runtime). The resultinglibsystemd.soincluded in the snap communicates over D-Bus to interact with systemd. As long as the communication paths are accessible (via thelog-observeinterface), LXD can read the host's systemd.