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This change provides a way to save the dhcp port when failing
over a network from one dhcp agent to another. When a
dhcp-agent-network-remove is issued, the dhcp port device_id is
marked as reserved which causes it to not be deleted. When a
subsequent dhcp-agent-network-add is issued, the reserved port
is used and the device_id is corrected. This is desirable
in order to maintain the dhcp port ip address so that dns doesn't
get impacted. Unit test added.
Closes-Bug: #1288923
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