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Implement hot-unplug on the Guest side
Guest side hot-unplug implementation. This means that the API call can be made, and the vCPUs are successfully removed from the guest, but the backing vCPU threads are not removed from the host VMM. As a result of this, hot-plugs that occur after hot-unplugs do not work correctly right now. Once the total thread count in the VMM exceeds 32, there is no effect of hot-plugging. To complete this, a refactor is needed of the VMM, such that the CpuContainer can somehow remove the threads when the guest kernel calls _EJ0. Signed-off-by: James Curtis <[email protected]>
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