Lee Yarwood a486ee6272 libvirt: Use oslo.utils >= 4.1.0 to fetch format-specific image data
This change is a follow up to I0c3f14100a18107f7e416293f3d4fcc641ce5e55
and removes the direct call to nova.privsep.qemu with one to the images
API that now returns an oslo_utils.imageutils.QemuImgInfo object.
Version 4.1.0 of oslo.utils introducing support for the format-specific
data returned by qemu-img info for LUKSv1 based images.

Change-Id: I573396116e10cf87f80f1ded55f2cd8f498859e4
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