Switch Windows golden image from Win11 to Server 2022#84
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looks good, but i have few comments below
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… via --tc - Replace Windows 11 golden image setup with Windows Server 2022 - Simplified to single-phase autounattend install (no OOBE phase) - Pass os_login_param credentials via --tc flags instead of hardcoding in test fixtures; can be overridden via WIN_USERNAME/WIN_PASSWORD env vars - Remove redundant firewall rule (firewall is disabled entirely) Signed-off-by: Ahmad Hafe <ahafe@redhat.com> Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Switching to Windows Server 2022 because it's more stable and predictable for testing - no consumer background noise, no forced updates, simpler OOBE.
The tier3 storage tests already target win2k22 and use the same credentials as the QE images, so this aligns the golden image with what we actually run against.
Also simplified from the two-phase pipeline+OOBE approach to a single-phase custom autounattend that handles everything in one go (OS install, OpenSSH, firewall, shutdown).
Tested on test-gcnv15 - boots to desktop, SSH works, guest agent reports, all good.