Fix reservation failure tests#25
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Fix explanation: #1
Spec:
From NVMe spec (1.1a, 1.2): A host that is a registrant of a namespace may register the same reservation key value multiple times with the namespace on the same or different controllers. It is an error for a host that is already a registrant of a namespace to register with the same namespace using a different registration key value (i.e., the command is aborted with status Reservation Conflict).
Test expectation:
This test expects firmware to abort the command with status “Reservation Conflict” when host tries to register with the same key again.
Change:
RegisterReservation.cpp file is corrected to expect success when the same key is sent.
Fix explanation: #2
GrpReservationHostB tests need to check whether DUT supports multiple ports before starting the test