Generate VOL tests for h5copy #5551
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If a VOL connector is provided at build time, CMake will create counterparts of the h5copy tests for that connector, with names of the form
HDF5_VOL_<vol_name>-<test_name>Add h5copy tests to the VOL workflows
The h5copy tests aren't added to the adios2 and the LOG VOL CI, because the workflows don't use fetchcontent to set up those connectors.
The h5copy tests are mostly disabled for the REST VOL because it doesn't factor in current working directory to the HSDS paths it accesses, so the h5copy tests fail due to being unable to find the files.