Add disk.provisioned_iops to compute_instance_template

[modular-magician]

Fixes #14858

This allows provisioned_iops to be set on a disk directly within a compute_instance_template, instead of needing to specify it on a separate disk resource.

Since they reuse the same functions, I also updated compute_region_instance_template to include this field, which seems like an appropriate change anyway.

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compute: added `disk.provisioned_iops` to `google_compute_instance_template`

compute: added `disk.provisioned_iops` to `google_compute_region_instance_template`

Derived from GoogleCloudPlatform/magic-modules#8528

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