v2 volume sanity check

https://longhorn.io/docs/1.7.0/v2-data-engine/features/

Tests Prerequisite

Load the kernel modules on the each Longhorn node
```
modprobe vfio_pci
modprobe uio_pci_generic
```

Test Items

1. Support both AMD64 and AMD64

2. Volume creation, attachment, detachment and deletion

3. Block disk management

4. Orphaned replica management

Creating a v2 Orphan Replica in Longhorn

Execute the go-spdk-helper Command in the Instance Manager Pod:
- Use the following kubectl command to execute the go-spdk-helper tool directly within the specified instance manager pod. This command will create a new logical volume (LVOL) in the desired logical volume store (LVSTORE).
- Command syntax:
```
kubectl -n longhorn-system exec -it <instance-manager-pod-name> -- /bin/bash -c "go-spdk-helper lvol create --lvs-name <DISK_NAME> --lvol-name <LVOL_NAME> --size <LVOL_SIZE_IN_MIB>"
```
- Replace the placeholders with your specific values:
  - <instance-manager-pod-name>: The name of your instance manager pod.
  - <LVSTORE_NAME>: The name of the volume where the replica will be created.
  - <DISK_NAME>: The name for the disk on the node.
  - <LVOL_SIZE_IN_MIB>: The size of the logical volume in MiB.

Example:

Here’s an example where an LVOL named test001 is created in the LVSTORE disk-2 with a size of 12400 MiB:

kubectl -n longhorn-system exec -it instance-manager-cddd0dac94705fc3e267c2e157224257 -- /bin/bash -c "go-spdk-helper lvol create --lvs-name disk-2 --lvol-name test001 --size 12400"

Verify the Creation:
- After executing the command, you should receive a JSON output similar to the following:
```
{
    "alias": "disk-2/test001",
    "uuid": "57666291-2516-4140-af6d-cc086c8ae98c"
}
```
- This output confirms that the LVOL was successfully created with the specified alias and UUID.