Since anaconda-32.16-1, any use of the 'shrink' or 'delete' actions in the guided partitioning 'reclaim space' path cause a crash:

19:41:47,601 DBG exception: running handleException
19:41:47,603 CRT exception: Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "/usr/lib64/python3.8/site-packages/pyanaconda/ui/gui/spokes/lib/resize.py", line 460, in _schedule_actions
    AutoPartitioningModule.remove_device(self, obj.name)

  File "/usr/lib64/python3.8/site-packages/pyanaconda/modules/storage/partitioning/automatic.py", line 196, in remove_device
    device = self._get_device(device_name)

AttributeError: 'ResizeDialog' object has no attribute '_get_device'

This is triggered by https://github.com/rhinstaller/anaconda/commit/8063c9f69bab876bde99af21e09e73a9b3564a89 . That commit isn't doing anything wrong, but because it makes AutoPartitioningModule.remove_device() and AutoPartitioningModule.shrink_device() call another of the class's methods - `self._get_device(device_name)` - it breaks these spectacularly ugly hacks in resize.py `ResizeDialog._schedule_actions()`:

        elif obj.action == _(SHRINK):
            # FIXME: This is an ugly temporary workaround for UI.
            AutoPartitioningModule.shrink_device(self, obj.name, obj.target)
        elif obj.action == _(DELETE):
            # FIXME: This is an ugly temporary workaround for UI.
            AutoPartitioningModule.remove_device(self, obj.name)

yep, it just wholesale steals methods from another class. This 'worked' while those methods were sort of self-contained, but now they're expecting to call another of AutoPartitioningModule's methods, it just blows up, because 'self' is not an AutoPartitioningModule, it's a ResizeDialog, and ResizeDialogs don't have a `_get_device()` method, like the error says.

I guess someone should've...FIXED ME 😎