AFAIK, startup.nsh is entirely up to the user and optional -- not something that OS installers are normally supposed to mess with. The OS is supposed to make calls to the EFI firmware to register its boot loader in the EFI variables and that tells the firmware what to boot, but virtual machines have no persistent flash memory to save those variables, so that is where that breaks down.
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