Ghanshyam Mann 036af931c9 Fix os-console-output policy to be admin_or_owner
os-console-output API policy is default to admin_or_owner[1] but API
is allowed for everyone.

We can see the test trying with other project context can access the API
- https://review.opendev.org/#/c/706724

This is because API does not pass the server project_id in policy target[2]
and if no target is passed then, policy.py add the default targets which is
nothing but context.project_id (allow for everyone who try to access)[3]

This commit fix this policy by passing the server's project_id in policy
target.

[1] 1fcd74730d/nova/policies/console_output.py (L27)
[2] 1fcd74730d/nova/api/openstack/compute/console_output.py (L41)
[3] c16315165c/nova/policy.py (L191)

Change-Id: I77759721138b9b4cc724895c8d15c1ccf2923995
Closes-bug: #1862558
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