Sean Mooney d966ffabc3 libvirt: auto detach/attach sriov ports on migration
- This patch detaches all directmode sriov interfaces before calculating
  the updated xml for the destination immediately before starting the migration.
- This change modifies post_live_migration_at_destination to check
  if an instance has all interfecs defined in the guest xml and attaches
  the missing sriov interfaces if they are not present.
- This change adds a release note for the sriov live migration feature.
- This change extends the base virt driver interface with a new method
  rollback_live_migration_at_source and invokes it from
  rollback_live_migration in the compute manager.

Change-Id: Ib61913d9d6ef6148170963463bb71c13f4272c5d
Implements: blueprint libvirt-neutron-sriov-livemigration
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