Chore: Prevent unraid.patch (original) from installing on 7.1.0+

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Revised the system’s plugin management during startup.
  • Updated the classification of obsolete plugins and adjusted the prioritized list to enhance initialization efficiency.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the etc/rc.d/rc.local script to modify plugin handling during system initialization. The OBSOLETE variable now includes unraid.patch and AAA-UnraidPatch-BootLoader-DO_NOT_DELETE, marking them as obsolete. Meanwhile, the PRIORITY_PLUGINS array has been adjusted to remove unraid.patch.plg, leaving only dynamix.unraid.net.plg as the high-priority plugin. These modifications affect how the system categorizes and processes plugins at startup.

Changes

File	Change Summary
etc/rc.d/rc.local	- Added unraid.patch and AAA-UnraidPatch-BootLoader-DO_NOT_DELETE to OBSOLETE list. - Removed unraid.patch.plg from PRIORITY_PLUGINS, retaining dynamix.unraid.net.plg.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant System
    participant RC_Local
    participant PluginManager

    System->>RC_Local: Start system initialization
    RC_Local->>PluginManager: Validate OBSOLETE plugins list (includes unraid.patch and AAA-UnraidPatch-BootLoader-DO_NOT_DELETE)
    RC_Local->>PluginManager: Load priority plugins (dynamix.unraid.net.plg)
    PluginManager-->>RC_Local: Confirm plugin configurations
    RC_Local->>System: Complete startup process

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Possibly related PRs

• feat: install priority plugins first #1997: The changes in the main PR modify the PRIORITY_PLUGINS variable by removing unraid.patch.plg, while the retrieved PR introduces this variable and includes unraid.patch.plg, indicating a direct relationship in how plugins are prioritized during installation.

Poem

Oh, I'm a rabbit, hopping light and free,
Cleaning up plugins methodically.
Unraid.patch is set aside,
Letting new priorities be our guide.
A startup dance, as swift as can be!
🐰🎶

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