[nvidia-bluefield] Add default disk to platform json #21250
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dgsudharsan
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Why I did it
On nvidia-bluefield, there is a eMMC along with the default NVMe disk. However, the ssdhealth command today picks up eMMC by default. Thus added this new field to platforn.json
Related to sonic-net/sonic-utilities#3693
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How I did it
Infra to read this is updated in the sonic-utilities show cli
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show platform ssdhealthis reading the correct disk by defaultWhich release branch to backport (provide reason below if selected)
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