Mark Goddard 5251f18d87 Add get_traits() method to ComputeDriver
The get_traits() virt driver method can be used by virt driver
implementations to advertise the traits that are associated with the
resource provider representing a given compute node. If implemented, the
method should return an iterable of traits.

Adds a call to the ComputeDriver.get_traits() method in the resource
tracker, and submits the traits to the placement API using the scheduler
client. Not all compute drivers implement get_traits, so the resource
tracker gracefully handles NotImplementedError.

blueprint ironic-driver-traits

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