As soon as we call router_info.initialize(), we could
possibly try and process a router. If it is HA, and
we have not fully initialized the HA port or keepalived
manager, we could trigger an exception.
Move the call to check_ha_state_for_router() into the
update notification code so it's done after the router
has been created. Updated the functional tests for this
since the unit tests are now invalid.
Also added a retry counter to the RouterUpdate object so
the l3-agent code will stop re-enqueuing the same update
in an infinite loop. We will delete the router if the
limit is reached.
Finally, have the L3 HA code verify that ha_port and
keepalived_manager objects are valid during deletion since
there is no need to do additional work if they are not.
Change-Id: Iae65305cbc04b7af482032ddf06b6f2162a9c862
Closes-bug: #1726370
(cherry picked from commit d2b909f533
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