pkg/destroy/aws: Stop skipping direct network-interface deletion #2460
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I'd added this to save on AWS API-call volume in fc70eb2 (#1704). But now that we support user-provided VPCs with installer-provided network interfaces, it's no longer feasible. Happily, the tagged network interfaces are just for installer-created control-plane machines, see 4fcdc1c (#1361). And since cf69c1e (#2169) we are terminating instances first and waiting for their termination to complete before proceeding to other resources. So we should no longer have the long runs of failed network-interface deletion attempts while we wait for the instances to terminate, and this commit should make our removal more robust without increasing our API-call volume.