Enable flavor plugin as a default service plugin
This enables the flavor plugin by default. Since it is a plugin that only controls flavor listing and associations there isn't much of a downside to always having it enabled. If another core plugin implements the flavors extension, this will conflict with it, but we should standardize on a data model across plugins for flavors so it will be better to encourage them use the integrated flavors service plugin. This also enables the 'flavors' extension for the API tests to exercise the flavors functionality. Partially-Implements: bp/multi-l3-backends Change-Id: I6f27eaa02d6248a7f1ae5e6e81d4a60638cc6b7e
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'auto_allocate': 'auto-allocated-topology',
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'tag': 'tag',
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'timestamp_core': 'timestamp_core',
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'network_ip_availability': 'network-ip-availability'
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'network_ip_availability': 'network-ip-availability',
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'flavors': 'flavors',
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}
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# Service operation status constants
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external-net, \
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extra_dhcp_opt, \
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extraroute, \
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flavors, \
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l3-ha, \
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l3_agent_scheduler, \
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metering, \
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