make-disk-image: use faketime to get a consistent timestamp #31469
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Backporting f5b3f2c to 17.09 because it breaks images built on the release.
I've built images with the new code and tested that they boot, and I've checked that the timestamps in the image are indeed 1. No automated tests for that yet, but maybe someday.
Note that this makes the image generation script noisier for reasons I don't understand yet and couldn't suppress easily.
@edolstra this is the commit I asked you to wait for before you made a new batch of AMIs.