Add a comment/todo for the future, that instead of having distro

specific modules in cloudinit, that maybe we should encourage a 'config'
website or something similar, and let people host common modules they
find useful there, and keep the ones built-in to cloud-init completly
distribution agnostic.
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something to remove later, and just recommend using 'chroot' instead (or the X
different other options which are similar to 'chroot'), which is might be more
natural and less confusing...
- Instead of just warning when a module is being ran on a 'unknown' distribution
perhaps we should not run that module in that case? Or we might want to start
reworking those modules so they will run on all distributions? Or if that is
not the case, then maybe we want to allow fully specified python paths for
modules and start encouraging packages of 'ubuntu' modules, packages of 'rhel'
specific modules that people can add instead of having them all under the
cloud-init 'root' tree? This might encourage more development of other modules
instead of having to go edit the cloud-init code to accomplish this.