Make set_hostname function available to libazureinit consumers #247
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This PR exposes the set_hostname function to the the libazureinit package for third party consumption by projects that add the libazureinit crate. This PR also adds tests that specifically cover the expected behavior of the
set_hostnamefunction.How to use
No difference in usage.
Testing done
This PR has been tested with the testinit process in the CI/CD pipeline.