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Allow CH domains to be reconnected to after restarting libvirt. This change enables the creation of the pidfile and domain definiton file alongside the socket file. With these files in place (and getting updated). The CH domain is now able to track what domains were running when libvirt was closed. From there add the matching restore code to allow the VM state to be read in and processed by libvirt. Changes to hardware device management will necessitate more development on this feature in order to track the state of different devices in use (this is fairly different than the equivalent QEMU code).
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