Richard W.M. Jones 69d73c251a types: Add gcaps_rtc_utc to record if the RTC is set to UTC or localtime
Almost every Linux guest expects the motherboard Real Time Clock (RTC)
to be set to UTC and they adjust the time displayed based on their
timezone (which may be different for each user).

Most Windows guests expect the RTC to be set to the local time.
Windows can be configured to use a UTC clock.  We can detect this by
looking at the Windows registry.

To cope with this difference we need to add a guestcaps flag based on
what we think the guest is expecting.  (We might also use the source
hypervisor RTC setting, but it is not thought to be as reliable as
inspecting the guest.)

This change simply adds the flag to guestcaps, and sets it to always
true, so there is no change to the output.

Reviewed-by: Laszlo Ersek <lersek@redhat.com>
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