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Update LinuxKit for merge of moby tool

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- use the mkimage hashes that we had in LinuxKit as more up to date than tool.
- update docs
- move the code from moby under src/cmd/linuxkit

Signed-off-by: Justin Cormack <justin@specialbusservice.com>
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## Private Images
When building, `moby` downloads, and optionally checks the notary signature, on any OCI images referenced in any section.
When building, `linuxkit build` downloads, and optionally checks the notary signature, on any OCI images referenced in any section.
As of this writing, `moby` does **not** have the ability to download these images from registries that require credentials to access. This is equally true for private images on public registries, like https://hub.docker.com, as for private registries.
As of this writing, it does **not** have the ability to download these images from registries that require credentials to access. This is equally true for private images on public registries, like https://hub.docker.com, as for private registries.
We are working on enabling private images with credentials. Until such time as that feature is added, you can follow these steps to build a moby image using OCI images
that require credentials to access:
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2. `docker pull` to download the images to your local machine where you will run `moby build`.
3. Run `moby build` (or `linuxkit build`).
Additionally, ensure that you do **not** have trust enabled for those images. See the section on [trust](#trust) in this document. Alternately, you can run `moby build` or `linuxkit build` with `--disable-trust`.
Additionally, ensure that you do **not** have trust enabled for those images. See the section on [trust](#trust) in this document. Alternately, you can run `linuxkit build` with `--disable-trust`.