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Stephen Finucane 447b48c826 Remove 'hardware.instance_topology_from_instance'
Yet another function that has outstayed its welcome. This one had to
handle random object types that may have had a 'numa_topology' field or
key, which, if present, contained an instance NUMA topology in either
string, dict or object form. This was only called in two places, both of
which don't need this complexity as described below, meaning we can
remove this function.

nova/objects/request_spec.py

  The 'from_components' static method and '_from_instance' helper
  function were both using this, by way of a call to
  '_from_instance_numa_topology'. However, the former always receives an
  actual 'NUMATopology' object, while the latter always receives an
  instance, albeit possibly in serialized form. We add a check to handle
  the serialized form and we're done.

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Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <sfinucan@redhat.com>
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