platforms: Use 4k target block size and sync btrfs fsoptions
Apple Silicon platforms have disks that are 4k block size. Additionally, update the server config for Btrfs to more closely match the workstation one.
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</profile>
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</profiles>
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<preferences profiles="Server">
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<type image="oem" filesystem="btrfs" kernelcmdline="USE_BY_UUID_DEVICE_NAMES=1 rootdelay=300 scsi_mod.use_blk_mq=1 multipath=off" devicepersistency="by-uuid" bootpartition="true" bootpartsize="1000" bootfilesystem="xfs" efipartsize="100" firmware="uefi">
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<type image="oem" filesystem="btrfs" kernelcmdline="USE_BY_UUID_DEVICE_NAMES=1 rootdelay=300 scsi_mod.use_blk_mq=1 multipath=off" devicepersistency="by-uuid" target_blocksize="4096" bootpartition="true" bootpartsize="1000" bootfilesystem="xfs" efipartsize="100" firmware="uefi" fsmountoptions="x-systemd.growfs,compress=zstd:1">
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<bootloader name="grub2" console="serial" timeout="1" timeout_style="countdown"/>
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<systemdisk name="fedora">
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<volume name="home"/>
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</profile>
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</profiles>
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<preferences profiles="WorkstationCommon">
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<type image="oem" filesystem="btrfs" kernelcmdline="USE_BY_UUID_DEVICE_NAMES=1 scsi_mod.use_blk_mq=1 multipath=off rhgb quiet" devicepersistency="by-uuid" bootpartition="true" bootpartsize="1000" bootfilesystem="ext4" efipartsize="500" firmware="uefi" fsmountoptions="x-systemd.growfs,compress=zstd:1">
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<type image="oem" filesystem="btrfs" kernelcmdline="USE_BY_UUID_DEVICE_NAMES=1 scsi_mod.use_blk_mq=1 multipath=off rhgb quiet" devicepersistency="by-uuid" target_blocksize="4096" bootpartition="true" bootpartsize="1000" bootfilesystem="ext4" efipartsize="500" firmware="uefi" fsmountoptions="x-systemd.growfs,compress=zstd:1">
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<bootloader name="grub2" console="serial" timeout="1" timeout_style="countdown"/>
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<systemdisk name="fedora">
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<volume name="home"/>
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