dracut: add static linkage to internal functions #6203
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Added the `static` keyword to functions that are not used outside their respective source files to limit their linkage and prevent potential symbol conflicts.
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Removed the local definition of `headerGetString` in rpmutils.c to avoid conflicts with the existing declaration in the RPM library headers. The code now uses the library-provided function from <rpm/header.h>.
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Added the
statickeyword to functions that are not used outside their respective source files to limit their linkage and prevent potential symbol conflicts.