Improve TAP device handling for ironcore-in-a-box #290
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Improve TAP device handling for ironcore-in-a-box.
Linux VF TAP devices are using the pattern dtapvf_X and the DPDK names use the pattern net_tapX.
So adjust the TAP device conversions accordingly similar to the way it is done for the PCI devices.
metalnet API consumers receive the linux names and dpdk grpc library calls use the DPDK name.