I can’t find any documentation for that. Historically it was done (as I did back in EndeavourOS) by locally generating the uki using dracut. Now that there is kernel-uki-virt, how is it done?
You still need to create your own uki image.
The kernel-uki-virt, as the word “virt” suggests, is meant to run in a virtual machine with well-defined virtual hardware and well defined requirements for kernel drivers.
You can create the uki image either by using dracut with the --uefi or use the /usr/lib/systemd/ukify program. See the man page for either one.
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