Introduce VirtualizationProfile CRD to contain details about the virtualization stack#33
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Introduce VirtualizationProfile field in the KubevirtConfiguration CRD that captures the specifics of the backend virtualization stack to be used in the plugin virt-launcher.
What this PR does
Before this PR: Several configuration values relating to Libvirt and QEMU were hardcoded in the virt-controller and virt-handler components.
After this PR: All virtualization-stack-related configuration have been moved to a new field in
KubevirtConfigurationnamedVirtualizationProfile. Thevirt-controllerandvirt-handlercomponents refer to this field to determine the values for specific fields pertaining to the virtualization stack.Checklist
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