add preliminary support for exinda / gfi traffic shapers #283
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needed to identify exinda devices.
now matches uptime reported by cli & web interface.
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add basic support for exinda / gfi network orchestrator traffic shapers.
fills out device details but no further discovery yet since the mib is quite spartan.
only tested on 1 hardware unit but on the 3 last software releases (7.4.{7,8,9})
needs mib file referenced here:
netdisco/netdisco-mibs@51c5a4a
(don't merge the pull request it's part of since the fortinet update is botched. once these are in i'll be cleaning out my github repositories & starting fresh now i'm starting to understand how git behaves)