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Move types not used by zedrouter out of zedroutertypes.go
zedroutertypes.go currently contains all types related to networking, including those which are actually used from NIM. This makes the file very long and hard to work with. In this commit, we take types not used from zedrouter out of zedroutertypes.go and move them into separate Go files. Apart from moving type definitions and their methods around, there are no actual code changes made here. Signed-off-by: Milan Lenco <milan@zededa.com>
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