Christian Brauner f0c1dc50ef vmspawn-qmp: convert DriveInfo to a refcounted object
In preparation for runtime block-device hotplug, where in-flight QMP
callbacks need to keep a slot reference on the DriveInfo while the bridge
also holds it in its block-device registry. Today each DriveInfo has
exactly one owner; switch the API from drive_info_free() /
drive_info_freep to drive_info_ref() / drive_info_unref() /
drive_info_unrefp so future code can take additional refs without the
caller losing track of ownership.

drive_info_new() initialises n_ref to 1 (one ref for the caller). The
existing drive_infos_done() and the prepare_*_drive() callers in
vmspawn.c are switched to the unref form. No behaviour change: each
DriveInfo still has exactly one ref at every point in this commit.

Signed-off-by: Christian Brauner (Amutable) <brauner@kernel.org>
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