network: move ip and iptables functions to utils

Move the ip and iptables functions to utils so dockerinit can use them.
dockerinit: create a long-running dockerinit

Create a long-running dockerinit which does some setup, starts the
container app, waits for it to finish, and exits with the app's exit
code.

A long-running dockerinit is a prerequisite for using libvirt-lxc, since
libvirt provides no way to return an exit code, and no way to split
stdout and stderr into separate streams.

It also will allow docker to get rid of the ugly Ghost state, and might
even make it possible to do everything in the docker client and get rid
of the docker daemon altogether.
dockerinit: add RPC socket and Resume() call

Create a per-container UNIX socket which is used for RPC communication
between the docker daemon and dockerinit.  The socket and bind-mounted
dockerinit are stored in a bind-mounted <container root>/shared/
directory, seen as /.docker/ within the container.

Also add a Resume() RPC call which will allow docker to pause the
container startup until it's ready to resume.  This will be used in the
future to allow docker to hook up the console before resuming the
container so it doesn't miss any output.  The Resume() call will also be
needed for exit code reporting.
dockerinit: exit code reporting

Add dockerinit RPC Wait() function that waits for the container app to
exit and returns its exit code to the docker daemon.

This is needed for using libvirt-lxc because libvirt doesn't provide the
exit code.  It will also help docker get rid of the Ghost state.
dockerinit: reconnect to RPC socket after docker daemon restart
dockerinit: add Signal() RPC function to support killing
dockerinit: console FD passing

Move all the pty/pipe console handling into dockerinit.  Create a UNIX
socket whose sole purpose is to pass the console FDs to the docker
daemon.

This will allow us to get rid of the container Ghost state, since the
docker daemon can always reconnect to the container's console if needed.
It will also enable stdin/stdout/stderr separation when using
libvirt-lxc.
dockerinit: goodbye Ghost state

Now that we can always reconnect to dockerinit to connect to the console
and wait for the exit code, the Ghost state can go bye bye.
dockerinit: machine container support

Detect when the app is a "machine container" with its own init process.
In this case, since upstart and systemd require running as PID 1, the
original dockerinit will have to "fork" a child long-running dockerinit
before exec-ing the real init.
dockerinit: set hostname

Set the hostname in dockerinit instead of with lxc utils.  libvirt-lxc
doesn't have a way to do this, so do it in a common place.
dockerinit: set IP address

Set the IP address in dockerinit instead of lxc utils, to prepare for
using libvirt-lxc.
dockerinit: drop capabilities

Drop capabilities in dockerinit instead of with lxc utils, since
libvirt-lxc doesn't support it.
lxc: create lxc container plugin

Create a container plugin infrastructure and move the lxc-specific code
to a plugin.
network: create dockernet plugin

Create a network plugin infrastructure and move the bridge creation code
to a new "dockernet" plugin.
libvirt: create libvirt-lxc plugins

Create container and network plugins for libvirt-lxc.  If libvirtd is
running, use the libvirt plugins.  Otherwise use the dockernet and lxc
plugins.
dockerinit: privileged device cgroup access

When using libvirt-lxc in privileged mode, enable cgroup device access
from dockerinit, since libvirt doesn't support it.