_systemd-networkd_ uses a randomly-generated ID as the DHCP client
identifier by default. On Aimee OS, it is not able to persist this ID
between boots; I think it may derive the value from the machine ID. To
avoid getting a new IP address every boot, we can configure it to use
the MAC address of the device as the DHCP client ID.
This commit introduces the _kiosk.service_ unit, which launches `sway`
to start a Wayland session, which in turn launches Firefox. The
`policies.json` file configures Firefox in a sort of kiosk mode,
disabling most features and blocking all but the desginated sites.
Unfortunately, running `firefox --kiosk` doesn't actually work: Firefox
apparently runs, but doesn't draw anything on the screen.
Note that we have to launch Firefox by its "real" path, since
`/usr/bin/firefox` is a Bash script, and Bash is not installed.
Fortunately, the wrapper script doesn't do anything we really care
about, so bypassing it is fine.
We need the Broadcom firmware from the _linux-firmware_ package (and
nothing else). We also need _wpa_supplicant_, to configure the WiFi
connection. Finally, we need to configure _systemd-networkd_ to manage
the network device.
