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Remove outputs from the yaml files

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The latest version of the `moby` tool now requires that the output formats
be specified in the CLI not in the yaml file.

Signed-off-by: Justin Cormack <justin.cormack@docker.com>
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The image name may include tag or digest, but the matching also succeeds if the base image name is the same.
- `org` lists which organizations for which Docker Content Trust is to be enforced across all images (ex: `mobylinux` is the org for `mobylinux/kernel`)
## `output`
This section specifies the output formats that are created. Files are created with the base name of
the config file, eg `moby` for `moby.yml` or the name specified with `moby build --name ...`. Then
they will have a suffix related to the file type created, such as `moby-bzImage` or `moby.img.tar.gz`.
The generated names are output by the command for reference or scripting.
- `kernel+initrd` outputs the raw kernel (`bzImage`), the init ramdisk, and a file with the specified
command line. This is used for example by the hyperkit driver.
- `iso-bios` outputs a CD image that is bootable via a traditional BIOS. Can also be used with Qemu.
- `iso-efi` outputs a CD image that can be used by an EFI BIOS, as required by Hyper-V and newer hardware.
- `gcp-img` outputs a compressed tarred filesystem image as used on Google Cloud Platform.
- `gcp-storage` stores the `gcp-img` in a GCP bucket. `bucket` and `project` must be specified.
- `gcp` stores the `gcp-img` as a bootable machine image, after uploading to the bucket. `bucket` and `project`
must be specified. Use `replace: true` to replace any existing image. You can specify an image `family`.
- `qcow` or `qcow2` creates a `qcow2` image for Qemu and similar systems
- `vhd` creates a VHD image.
- `vmdk` creates a VMDK image, suitable for use with VMWare.
## Image specification
For each image in the `system` and `daemon` sections you can specify the OCI options that are passed to