Artur Korzeniewski aaedb4a150 Neutron: add linuxbridge daemonset and config script
Adding daemonset for Linux bridge. Using node selector
"linuxbridge enabled".

network.backend added in neutron/values.yaml to support scenario for
different SDNs using the same networking software, like OVS is used
for reference Neutron L2 agent, ODL, OVN and SONA. The other option for
network.backend can be linuxbridge and calico.
network.backend impacts configuration of DHCP, L3 and metadata agents.
Those agents are dependent on ovsdb_connection flag (officially it is
placed in openvswitch_agent.ini file).

Added daemonset_lb_agent flag in manifests section. Currently
OVS and LinuxBridge L2 agents can be turned on/off to be deployed.
OVS L2 agent and OVS as a network virtualization SW can be deployed
independently.

Removed conf.neutron.default.neutron.interface_driver, since it was not
used anywhere.

Marked places in neutron/values.yaml where changes are needed in order
to use linuxbridge for:
- neutron.conf interface_driver
- ML2 mechanism driver
- dhcp and l3 agents interface_driver

Added example of neutron values overrides in:
tools/overrides/mvp/neutron-linuxbridge.yaml

Change-Id: I7cdcfaa9a73af392a0d45f7df29b7b3ae3cc4c76
Implements: blueprint support-linux-bridge-on-neutron
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