fixes #10787 - load fog extensions based on available CRs #2459
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Previously fog_extensions loaded inside one large rescue LoadError, so if fog-libvirt wasn't installed, it would fail part way through. Now check which providers are loaded, and only extend those. Moved loading of providers inside fog/ to application.rb so availability is accurate. With a180c32, this allows 'ec2', 'gce' and 'libvirt' bundler groups to be used without 'fog'.
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Previously fog_extensions loaded inside one large rescue LoadError, so
if fog-libvirt wasn't installed, it would fail part way through. Now
check which providers are loaded, and only extend those. Moved loading
of providers inside fog/ to application.rb so availability is accurate.
With a180c32, this allows 'ec2', 'gce' and 'libvirt' bundler groups to
be used without 'fog'.