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NBS-179: use backward compatible arguments to run vhost-server for local disks (#199) #226

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We are extending the command-line arguments of blockstore-vhost-server to
support the RDMA backend but to ensure compatibility during version upgrades we
will use old local disk arguments for aio backend.

For aio backend vhost-server will be started with:

blockstore-vhost-server --serial nvme-disk-0 --socket-path /tmp/1.sock -q 2 --device /dev/nvme3n1:394062200832:5518414315520

For rdma backend vhost-server will be started with additional arguments:

blockstore-vhost-server ... --client-id aaa --disk-id bbb --device-backend rdma --block-size 4096

…cal disks (#199)

We are extending the command-line arguments of blockstore-vhost-server to
support the RDMA backend but to ensure compatibility during version upgrades we
will use old local disk arguments for aio backend.

For aio backend vhost-server will be started with:

```
blockstore-vhost-server --serial nvme-disk-0 --socket-path /tmp/1.sock -q 2 --device /dev/nvme3n1:394062200832:5518414315520
```

For rdma backend vhost-server will be started with  additional arguments:

```
blockstore-vhost-server ... --client-id aaa --disk-id bbb --device-backend rdma --block-size 4096
```
@budevg budevg merged commit 5c7b6b8 into stable-23-3 Jan 24, 2024
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