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With the infrakit plugin gone, remove it's dependencies.

Signed-off-by: Rolf Neugebauer <rolf.neugebauer@docker.com>
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## Hyperkit Infrakit plugin
There is a HyperKit instance plugin for infrakit in
`src/cmd/infrakit-instance-hyperkit`. The instance plugin is capable
to start/manage several hyperkit instances with with different
configurations and LinuxKit configurations.
The plugin keeps state in a local directory (default
`.infrakit/hyperkit-vms`) where each instance keeps some state in a
sub-directory. The VM state directory can be specified at the kernel
command line using the `--vm-dir` option.
## Building
```sh
make bin/infrakit-instance-hyperkit
```
## Quickstart
This is roughly based on the [infrakit tutorial](https://github.com/docker/infrakit/blob/master/docs/tutorial.md). You need to have the infrakit binaries in your path (or adjust the invocation of the commands below). To get the binaries, it's best to compile from source (checkout `https://github.com/docker/infrakit.git`, then `make` or `make build-in-container`). The add the `./build` directory to your path.
Start the default group plugin:
```shell
infrakit-group-default
```
and the vanilla flavour plugin:
```shell
infrakit-flavor-vanilla
```
Then start the hyperkit plugin:
```shell
./bin/infrakit-instance-hyperkit
```
Next, you can commit a new configuration. There is a sample infrakit config file in `hyperkit.json`. It assumes that you have a default LinuxKit build in the top-level directory. The `Moby` property needs to be of the form `<dir>/<prefix>` and assumes that the kernel and initrd images are called `<prefix>-bzImage` and `<prefix>-initrd.img` respectively (this is the convention used by the `moby` tool).
```
infrakit group commit hyperkit.json
```
This will create a single hyperkit instance with its state stored in
`~/.infrakit/hyperkit-vms`. There is a `tty` file which you can
connect to with `screen` to access the VM.
If you kill the hyperkit process a new instance will be restarted. If
you change the VM parameter in JSON file and commit the new config, a
new VM will be created. f you change the `Size` parameter, multiple
VMs will get started.