Lennart Poettering b3bad27735 test: cover hostnamectl tag editing and the new hostnamed Varlink methods
Add two testcases to TEST-71-HOSTNAME:

 - testcase_tags exercises the new "hostnamectl tags" +/- prefix syntax
   (add/remove, idempotency, the no-mixing rule, invalid input), the
   AddAndRemoveTags() D-Bus method and the SetTags() Varlink method
   (set/add/remove, explicit empty set, current-list basis).

 - testcase_varlink_setters exercises the new SetHostname(),
   SetStaticHostname(), SetPrettyHostname(), SetIconName(), SetChassis(),
   SetDeployment() and SetLocation() Varlink methods, including resetting
   values via null and rejection of invalid input.
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