chore: remove KVM/VM host (pods) support - #511
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KVM/VM hosts (pods), VM clusters, and machine composition are removed from MAAS. The related REST and websocket endpoints are kept as stubs returning HTTP 410 Gone so that existing API clients get a clear signal instead of a 404, and the install_kvm/register_vmhost deploy parameters are rejected with 400 Bad Request.
Existing LXD and virsh virtual machines remain power-controllable: the lxd and virsh drivers are reintroduced as plain chassis-capable power drivers, so VMs registered before the upgrade keep working as regular machines.
Database changes:
Also removed: pod forms and RPC operations, KVM vendor-data generation for machine deployment, pod/vmcluster websocket handlers, VM host, Prometheus metrics and stats, and the corresponding documentation.