Matt Riedemann d57b4db03b Update "SHUTOFF" description in API guide
Two things are updated here:

1. The SHUTOFF status from the API is for any stopped server,
   regardless of whether or not it was stopped via the REST API
   or the sync_instance_power_state periodic task in the compute.

2. Remove the mention of the "shutdown_terminate" flag since that
   was only ever implemented in the legacy v2 API for EC2
   compatibility and it wouldn't actually work now with the v2.1
   server create schema anyway.

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