One feature that was missing from the new managed lustre module was adding gke-support for creating the module and for setting up VMs to accept gke-compatible lustre instances.

Note that this will also require an update to slurm-gcp as certain directories are mounted prior to any startup scripts running.

This was tested by running two blueprints

1. Created a new lustre instance and VM that mounted the new instance (with the gke compatibility)
2. Used the pre-existing-network-storage to mount the lustre instance from the first blueprint and tested the mount using on two VMs, one with gke_support_enabled: true and the other with gke_support_enabled: false