build(deps): bump libvirt.org/go/libvirtxml from 1.11000.1 to 1.11001.0

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Bumps libvirt.org/go/libvirtxml from 1.11000.1 to 1.11001.0.

Commits

• deb2487 Add SEV cpu0ID element support for domain capabilities
• 78a9d62 Add riscv AIA feature element
• 0567e99 Add support for new vhostuser passt source schema
• fef16c1 Add node device CCW group capabilities schema
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Summary by Sourcery

Update libvirtxml dependency to the latest version, incorporating new features and improvements

New Features:

• Added support for SEV cpu0ID element in domain capabilities
• Added RISCV AIA feature element
• Added new vhostuser passt source schema
• Added node device CCW group capabilities schema

Build:

• Bump libvirt.org/go/libvirtxml from version 1.11000.1 to 1.11001.0

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This PR updates the libvirtxml dependency from version 1.11000.1 to 1.11001.0. This includes updating the go.mod and go.sum files, as well as the vendor directory to reflect the changes in the new version.

Updated class diagram for libvirtxml changes

classDiagram
    class DomainCapabilities {
      + CPU
      + Devices
      + Features
    }
    note for DomainCapabilities "SEV cpu0ID element support added"

    class Features {
      + AIA
    }
    note for Features "riscv AIA feature element added"

    class Devices {
      + Vhostuser
    }
    note for Devices "New vhostuser passt source schema added"

    class NodeDevice {
      + Capability
    }
    note for NodeDevice "CCW group capabilities schema added"

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Update the libvirtxml dependency to the latest version.	Update libvirt.org/go/libvirtxml from 1.11000.1 to 1.11001.0.	go.mod go.sum
Update vendor files to reflect the new libvirtxml version.	Update domain.go in vendor directory. Update domain_capabilities.go in vendor directory. Update node_device.go in vendor directory. Update modules.txt in vendor directory.	vendor/libvirt.org/go/libvirtxml/domain.go vendor/libvirt.org/go/libvirtxml/domain_capabilities.go vendor/libvirt.org/go/libvirtxml/node_device.go vendor/modules.txt

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