builder: fix interpolation for build_steps #112
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When the build_steps alternative for inputting boot commands was merged, we did not add an exception for interpolating its contents prior to the type_boot_command step. This caused all its contents to be pre-interpolated, but since it relies on data that was not populated at interpolation-time, we ended-up with the templated content replaced by <no value>. Adding the boot_steps to the exceptions fixes this problem.
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When the build_steps alternative for inputting boot commands was merged, we did not add an exception for interpolating its contents prior to the type_boot_command step.
This caused all its contents to be pre-interpolated, but since it relies on data that was not populated at interpolation-time, we ended-up with the templated content replaced by
<no value>.Adding the boot_steps to the exceptions fixes this problem.
Closes #109