fix: saving/restoring async IO engine transport state

[bchalios]

When saving the state of a microVM with one or more block devices backed by the async IO engine, we need to take a few steps extra steps before serializing the state to the disk, as we need to make sure that there aren't any pending io_uring requests that have not been handled by the kernel yet. For these types of devices that need that we call a prepare_save() hook before serializing the device state.

If there are indeed pending requests, once we handle them we need to let the guest know, by adding the corresponding VirtIO descriptors to the used ring. Moreover, since we use notification suppression, this might or might not require us to send an interrupt to the guest.

Now, when we save the state of a VirtIO device, we save the device specific state and the transport (MMIO or PCI) state along with it.

There were a few issues with how we were doing the serialization:

1. We were saving the transport state before we run the prepare_save() hook. The transport state includes information such as the interrupt_status in MMIO or MSI-X config in PCI. prepare_save() in the case of async IO might change this state, so us running it after saving the transport state essentially looses information.
2. We were saving the devices states after saving the KVM state. This is problematic because, if prepare_save() sends an interrupt to the guest we don't save that "pending interrupt" bit of information in the snapshot.

These two issues, were making microVMs with block devices backed by async IO freeze in some cases post snapshot resume, since the guest is stuck in the kernel waiting for some notification for the device emulation which never arrives.

Currently, this is only a problem with virtio-block with async IO engine. The only other device using the prepare_save() hook is currently virtio-net, but this one doesn't modify any VirtIO state, neither sends interrupts.

Fix this by ensuring the correct ordering of operations during the snapshot phase.

Fixes #5554

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[pkit]

Maybe it makes sense to add the tests from my PR?
Although they can flake, so maybe not the best idea. On the other hand it would "protect" from accidentally messing up the order in some later PRs.