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Matt Riedemann 56a391aafc Fix race in test_vcpu_to_pcpu_reshape
This test uses the ServersTestBase._wait_for_state_change method
which waits for the status to change *from* what is provided, so
when creating a server and waiting for the status to change from
ACTIVE makes _wait_for_state_change return immediately since the
status starts as BUILD. This can lead to a failure when the test
tries to migrate a server that is in BUILD status rather than
ACTIVE status.

This fixes the test by using this version of  _wait_for_state_change
correctly, not to be confused with the same method in
InstanceHelperMixin which is more accurate (it waits for the
terminal status of the server operation).

Change-Id: I56ff050194d0eb465b8c41795fdea2a8b0d764d6
Closes-Bug: #1850514
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