/dev/[kvm|vhost-vsock] are owned by system
/dev/kvm and /dev/vhost-vsock are used by crosvm. Previously, it ran as a custom UID `virtualizationservice`. However, this prevented us from applying task profiles to the crosvm process because joining a process to a cgroup requires system UID. Now, crosvm (and its parent virtualizationservice as well) runs in system UID. Therefore, the ownership of two device files are also updated accorgly. BUG=b:216788146 BUG=b:223790172 Test: watch TH Change-Id: I1f63a12532d3a2cb5724291dbbb40210bd7c9203
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