IP aware scheduling using Placement

Subnet IP address availability should be treated as a capacity in the same way RAM, CPU, and Disk are.

We should make it so we can not land a VM on a hypervisor that does not have IP availability.

Proposed solution is to leverage placement for IP capacity like we do with RAM, CPU, and Disk.

I believe this can be accomplished by:

adding IP information in resources_from_request_spec() in nova/scheduler/utils.py

Or otherwise add to the "resources" in ScheduleManager.select_destinations() in nova/scheduler/manager.py prior to making the self.placement_client.get_allocation_candidates() call by using resources._add_resource() here:

```
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137 resources = utils.resources_from_request_spec(spec_obj)
138 res = self.placement_client.get_allocation_candidates(ctxt,
139 resources)
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This seems to need the same stuff as https://review.opendev.org/#/c/656885/
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This tries to translate that into taking the requested networks during server create (via the request network id or port id), get the segment IDs per requested network, and then for each segment get their aggregates (maybe the segments in the same network are all in the same resource provider aggregate, I'm not sure). Once we have all that crap, shove it in the request spec and translate it to required provider aggregates in the scheduler during GET /allocation_candidates.
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I am unsure if the usage of IPs for segments is functioning with Placement on Master, it doesn't seem to be working in Pike (What I am running) and I havn't identified where/if this has changed.

We need the usage of the IPs in placement for get_allocation_candidates to really do anything for us here.