Name is up for bikeshedding, but the point is to have an operation that would remove all remaining resources that are shared between networks and thus kept after deletes. For example, the fcnet table, or something else in the future. For something like a full system cleanup, this would likely be useful.
This would mean breaking changes to all fcnet* crates due to the guarantee of FirecrackerNetworkOperation being exhaustive. Dropping that guarantee doesn't really make sense imo.
Name is up for bikeshedding, but the point is to have an operation that would remove all remaining resources that are shared between networks and thus kept after deletes. For example, the
fcnet
table, or something else in the future. For something like a full system cleanup, this would likely be useful.