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Universal Blue implements this through a layer called kernel-cache. They seem to:
generate openssl certificates for the private keys
install them into /etc/pki/kernel/{public,private}
sbsign the kernel image and kernel modules (and sbverify them too)
then rebuild the kernel RPMs with the modifications they made.
We can make this into like a COPR RPM instead, but I feel like the container-based approach is better for this considering we can use GitHub secrets for the official ™️ secure boot secrets.
We also need to keep in mind this issue and how it will be implemented in ublue-os. ublue-os/main#691
We don't have secure boot either on the ISO or the running system, would be nice to figure that out.
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