nvme-print: update list-subsys output for iopolicy #3010
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Before commit d0b4c6c, the iopolicy was displayed only in the verbose regular/json outputs of the list-subsys commands, similar to what is currently seen for the show-topology verbose outputs. But now, iopolicy is seen in the list-subsys regular output itself conflicting with its corresponding json output. So to maintain consistency across the board, move the iopolicy to the verbose output itself for the list-subsys command. Signed-off-by: Martin George <marting@netapp.com>
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Before commit d0b4c6c, the iopolicy was displayed only in the verbose regular/json outputs of the list-subsys commands, similar to what is currently seen for the show-topology verbose outputs. But now, iopolicy is seen in the list-subsys regular output itself conflicting with its corresponding json output. So to maintain consistency across the board, move the iopolicy to the verbose output itself for the list-subsys command.