Limit firewall rules to podman interfaces only

Hi!
I wanted to try Podman on my home server and every time I create even a simple container (like with `podman run --rm -it ubuntu:22.04`) I can't access other devices on the network. I'm using my home server as a router as well, so it really depends on `FORWARD` chains for a bunch of things.
Problem is that netavark (or podman?) create rules that drop any "invalid" connection, but those rules are applied to all interfaces instead of just `podman0`!
I have a pretty minimal rules in iptables, `iptables-save` gives me just a single `-t nat -A POSTROUTING -o wan0 -j MASQUERADE`, but the moment I start any container, I see rules in `filter` table, two of which caught my eye:
```
...
-A INPUT -m comment --comment "netavark firewall rules" -j NETAVARK_INPUT
-A FORWARD -m comment --comment "netavark firewall rules" -j NETAVARK_FORWARD
...
```
As far as I understand, they forward every packet from `INPUT` and `FORWARD` to `NETAVARK_INPUT` and `NETAVARK_FORWARD` chains respectively, but they don't limit them just to `podman*` interfaces, which, combined with `-A NETAVARK_FORWARD -m conntrack --ctstate INVALID -j DROP` breaks forwarding for me.

I think I can just create a default network and always specify it manually, but it's too error-prone for me and I wasn't able to figure out a way to add a simple `-i podman0` and `-o podman0` into mentioned rules myself. I can just always do `iptables -D NETAVARK_FORWARD -m conntrack --ctstate INVALID -j DROP` after running each container, but that quickly becomes painful.

I don't know if the same happens with Docker, I'll update it once I get to test it.
Podman: 5.3.1
Netavark: 1.13.1