Adds script to auto create libvirt podvm config - #435

[Saripalli-lavanya]

- Description of the problem which is fixed/What is the use case Added script to Automatically create libvirt pool and volume on KVM host and upon successful creation same script will create peer-pod secret, config map & ssh secret. - #435 - What I did

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- Description for the changelog

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[savitrilh]

@Saripalli-lavanya Add the script to cleanup when kataconfig is unconfigured

[gkurz]

Hi @Saripalli-lavanya and @savitrilh ! Thanks for all the huge work you are doing :smile:

I'll just suggest that you break down the first commit into smaller logical and bisectable pieces. Even if this might look like extra work, it is largely beneficial for everyone :

• building a patch series incrementally allows contributors to spot bugs very early, often before even creating the PR
• it is way easier for reviewers to provide valuable feedback and speed up the acceptance of the PR
• subtle bugs can be found by bisecting, which is way more efficient than code inspection

Also, we don't have pre-merge CI currently : bugs will be found late. Being able to bisect can really make a difference for non-obvious ones.

Cheers !