Daan De Meyer bb5c7328cf vmspawn: improve firmware selection to match mkosi's implementation
Align find_ovmf_config() with mkosi's find_ovmf_firmware() by adding
checks that were previously missing:

- Filter on interface-types, only selecting UEFI firmware definitions.
  Previously non-UEFI (e.g. BIOS-only) firmware could be selected.

- Check machine type compatibility using substring matching against the
  target machine patterns in firmware descriptions (e.g. "q35" matches
  "pc-q35-*"), following the same approach as mkosi.

- Make nvram-template optional in the firmware JSON mapping. Firmware
  definitions without an nvram-template are now parsed successfully
  (with vars remaining NULL) rather than failing entirely.

Also rework the firmware target parsing to store both architecture and
machine arrays per target (instead of just a flat architecture list),
and extract the machine matching into firmware_data_matches_machine().

Co-developed-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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