Matt Riedemann d3e38143a7 Add known limitation about resize not resizing ephemeral disks
It's a long known issue that resize does not resize ephemeral
disks attached to the server yet we continue to get bugs about
it and there is no one working on fixing it. As such this change
adds a note to the API reference for the resize server action API
mentioning the known limitation.

Change-Id: I31ca3627f2d3ef5a8db5eecf3759cd304b059963
Related-Bug: #1558880
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