Use netlink-packet-route 0.27.0

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on upgrading the netlink-packet-route dependency to its latest 0.27.0 version. This update brings significant enhancements to network interface configuration, particularly for bond and bridge interfaces. It introduces more precise type definitions for bond attributes, enhancing type safety, and vastly expands the programmatic options available for configuring bridge interfaces, allowing for more detailed and robust network setups.

Highlights

• Dependency Update: The netlink-packet-route dependency has been updated from version 0.26 to 0.27.0 in Cargo.toml.
• Bond Interface Type Refinements: The src/link/bond.rs file has been updated to use more specific and type-safe parameters (e.g., bool and new enum types like BondAllPortActive, BondLacpRate) instead of generic u8 for several bond interface configuration methods, improving clarity and preventing potential misuse.
• Expanded Bridge Configuration Options: The src/link/bridge.rs file now includes a comprehensive set of new builder methods for configuring various bridge interface attributes. These additions provide granular control over bridge parameters such as ageing time, STP state, VLAN filtering, multicast snooping, and Netfilter integration.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the netlink-packet-route dependency to version 0.27.0. The changes primarily involve adapting to breaking changes in the dependency and exposing new functionality. In src/link/bond.rs, function arguments have been updated to use more type-safe bool and enum types instead of u8. A significant addition is in src/link/bridge.rs, which now includes a comprehensive set of builder methods for configuring bridge interfaces.

My review identifies a potential issue in the newly added helper functions in src/link/bridge.rs. The functions append_info_data and set_boolean_opt could silently fail if the builder is in an unexpected state, leading to configuration being dropped. I've provided suggestions to make these functions more robust by panicking on invalid states to ensure correctness and easier debugging. The other changes are solid improvements.