Replace the random hex suffix in the runtime directory with the machine name, changing the layout from /run/systemd/vmspawn.<random> to /run/systemd/vmspawn/<machine-name>/. This makes runtime directories machine-discoverable from the filesystem and groups all vmspawn instances under a shared parent directory, similar to how nspawn uses /run/systemd/nspawn/. Use runtime_directory_generic() instead of runtime_directory() since vmspawn is not a service with RuntimeDirectory= set and the $RUNTIME_DIRECTORY check in the latter never succeeds. The directory is always created by vmspawn itself and cleaned up via rm_rf_physical_and_freep on exit. The parent vmspawn/ directory is intentionally left behind as a shared namespace.
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