hanjinpeng 52371dc959 nspawn-oci: match the spec-correct "swappiness" memory field key
The OCI runtime specification names the memory swappiness knob
"swappiness" (memory.swappiness), but the dispatch table
in oci_cgroup_memory() registered it as "swapiness".

Since sd_json_dispatch_full() matches object keys by exact string
comparison, a spec-correct config carrying "swappiness" never hit the
intended oci_unsupported() handler and was instead routed to the
bad-field callback oci_unexpected(), which returns -EINVAL and thus
fails the whole memory cgroup section.

Register the correct key so that real OCI bundles parse, keep the
misspelt one around for compatibility, mark both as such, and drop the
now-resolved reminder from the file header TODO list.
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