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Remove obsolete CD-ROM remounting code
- Previous CPI versions modified `env.json` and re-attached `env.iso` to pass along disk metadata to the BOSH agent during `attach_disk` calls. - After updating the vSphere CPI to use v2 of the interface, we now pass disk metadata through the BOSH director by returning it from the `attach_disk` call, so re-attaching the CD-ROM is no longer necessary. - This commit removes the obsolete code. - Note that the CD-ROM mounting code is still required at VM creation time so that the BOSH agent can learn the IP address of the VM. - Note also that `env.json` is still written out to the datastore even though we no longer need it. We decided to leave it in case customer use it for debugging or script automation. [#179679846](https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/179679846)
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