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Chris Dent 6f31523b31 [placement] Filter allocation candidates by forbidden traits in db
Adjust the generated SQL and surrounding python code to support
expressing forbidden traits when requesting allocation candidates.
Any resource provider which has a forbidden trait will not be
included.

The RequestGroup object now supports a forbidden_traits attribute.
Code in forthcoming patches will adjust the query string processing
that creates a RequestGroup to set that attribute if the calling code
is using the right microversion.

Partially implements blueprint placement-forbidden-traits
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