[raft] fix double addPeer, should also check self. #1080
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When checking if an enode is already in the raft cluster, the node should
also check if it is adding its own enode.
This fixes the case where a node can be added twice by running
raft.addPeer(enodeURL)
on itself, e.g. running on a node with the same enodeURL as the node being added.
The node will allow the enode to be added again, after which the cluster will be in a
weird state containing two peers with the same enodeURL, the duplicate peer will
be in a bad state and will not be conneted.
Fix by adding a check in
isNodeAlreadyInClusteri(enode)
to check if the enode isthe enode of running node, not just one of the peers.