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Handle on-link routes like normal routes and don't add them as a side effect of handling ip addresses on interfaces.
Description
Currently on-link routes are added indirectly when adding ip addresses with a non all-1 netmask. But the kernel notifies us about these routes as well, and we try to handle them, but due to special handling they always stay as unresolved.
So fix this by allowing on-link routes (without any ip next hops) to be added and removed, and drop the special handling for ip addresses.
As a side effect includes a fix for routes on vlan interfaces on ports.
Motivation and Context
This is a preparation for tackling the non-routed L3 neighbor handling (#364). We need to know about on-link routes being added or going away, so we can determine if a neighbor is routable or not, and add/remove their flows.
How Has This Been Tested?
Running a full pipeline on ag5648 (currently in progress)
Depends on bisdn/meta-switch#54