Introduce PCI devices #1509
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Create table pci_device, which backs model PciDevice.
Adds the concept of a PCI device. A PCI device always belongs to a single VM host and may be bound to a single VM.
This commit adds the ability to HostNexus to learn about PCI devices. For now, we only consider NVIDIA devices for which IOMMU is enabled.
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This PR adds a model representing PCI devices. A PCI device always belongs to a single VM host and may be bound to a single VM. In addition, it adds the ability to
HostNexusto learn about PCI devices. For now, we only consider NVIDIA devices for which IOMMU is enabled.