Matthew Booth 30cd052d09 Fix libvirt volume tests passing invalid disk_info
The tests for some libvirt volume were following the same pattern of
passing invalid disk_info data to get_config. They seemed to expect
connection_info['data'] to contain the same data as disk_info, which
has never been true.

Part of bp local-disk-serial-numbers

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