fix(aws-byoc-i): use AMI root device for node disks - #157
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Summary
Root cause
The Ubuntu FIPS AMI uses
/dev/sda1as its root device, while the launch templates hard-coded/dev/xvda. EC2 therefore kept the AMI's 20 GiB root volume and attached the configured 200 GiB volume as an unused second disk.Validation
terraform fmt -check -recursive modules/aws_byoc_i/eksgit diff --checkterraform validatewas attempted, but provider installation did not complete in the local environment and was canceled.