[3006.x] Include the VM name with the IP address for Libvirt cloud logging

[m0duspwnens]

What does this PR do?

This PR adds the VM name to the log output for Libvirt when the IP address is reported. This is helpful when running salt-cloud in parallel with -P to know which IP address belongs to which host.

What issues does this PR fix or reference?

There is not an issue for this PR.

Previous Behavior

[INFO    ] Address = 10.66.166.111

New Behavior

[INFO    ] Address = 10.66.166.111 | Name = my_test_vm

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[dmurphy18]

Need to have a changelog entry for the PR. Also are current tests sufficient for this or at least there should be a test which verifies that the correct VM name is reported.