netlink: Add RTA_PRIORITY support (metric)

[pouria]

Summary

Also, fix weight overflow of RTA_MULTIPATH, use metric instead
Our weight values are 24-bit. In the original netlink, rtnh_hops is
indeed 8-bit. For backward compatibility, send metric instead of increasing
its size and also send RTA_WEIGHT for multipath routes.

Test Plan

See patches to the route(8) command in the stack revision.

[pouria]

These changes can be tested in latter route revisions in the revision stack.

sys/netlink/route/route.h

336

It would be awesome to increase rtnh_hops size here.
But we can't, since it's defined at netlink specs.
So we pass the metric instead to avoid overflow below.

sys/netlink/route/rt.c

219

This is where I changed the rtnh_nhops from weight to metric.
But both kernel and userland (even outside the tree) should be okay with this change.
Since the value of weight was always incorrect anyway and now it actually mean something.

You can verify the invalid values by using route -n6 monitor and adding a weight bigger than 8-bit value.

226

To preserve the functionality. I return the weight using another well-known TLV here and I also document it in next revision.

912–913

If user filled the metric, add it to weight.
However, userland may want to directly set the weight and metric at the same time since we return the weight + metric value to them as a single value due to netlink spec restrictions.
In that case, ignore the metric.

Good for backward compatibility. Simple logic.

[pouria]

There is a specific netlink attribute for metric.
Use that instead.

[pouria]

sys/netlink/route/rt.c

912–913

If user filled the metric, add it to weight.
However, userland may want to directly set the weight and metric at the same time since we return the weight + metric value to them as a single value due to netlink spec restrictions.
In that case, ignore the metric.

Good for backward compatibility. Simple logic.

With new attribute, I removed the dirty hack and the sentence above is no longer true.

[pouria]

This review now only contains the RTA_PRIORITY code and it won't touch RTA_WEIGHT anymore.
Safe to use with routing daemons compiled without this patch.

[pouria]

To preserve linux netlink behavior, if metric was not specified per nexthop, use route metric instead.
Tested with bird3.

protocol kernel kernel61 {
  **metric 10;**
  ipv6 {
    import all;
    export all;
  };
  learn all;
}

protocol ospf v3 {
  ecmp yes;
  ipv6 {
    export none;
    import all;
  };
  area 0 {
    interface "vtnet1" {};
  };
}