Currently, RunCmd is written with the assumption that programs will have
a small stderr output, therefore we read the child's stdout (which can
be big, so we don't want to block the child) and then the stderr (which
is small, so it shouldn't block).

However, with the ‘gnt-cluster verify-disks’ command, we ourselves
generate heavy stderr, therefore we break the ganeti-watcher which runs
the verify-disks via utils.RunCmd.

This patch turns the RunCmd command into an poll-based one, which means
any kind of interleaved output by a child on stdout/stderr will be
handled correctly. Of course, since the output is buffered in memory,
there are other ways to break RunCmd(). But at least this should fix the
common case.

Reviewed-by: hansmi