net/frr: move peer group policy into address families
Peer groups gained an explicit address family selector, but only the
activation command was rendered inside the selected address-family block.
Policy-related settings such as prefix-lists, route-maps, next-hop-self
and default-originate were still emitted in the global peer group section.
This caused IPv6-only peer groups to be activated under IPv6 while their
policy configuration was generated outside of the IPv6 address-family
context, where it would not apply as expected.
Move these AF-scoped peer group settings into the address-family loop and
keep only session-level settings in the global peer group block. Add small
helpers for prefix-list and route-map attachment rendering so the same
logic can be shared between normal neighbors and peer groups.
net/frr: move peer group policy into address families
Peer groups gained an explicit address family selector, but only the
activation command was rendered inside the selected address-family block.
Policy-related settings such as prefix-lists, route-maps, next-hop-self
and default-originate were still emitted in the global peer group section.
This caused IPv6-only peer groups to be activated under IPv6 while their
policy configuration was generated outside of the IPv6 address-family
context, where it would not apply as expected.
Move these AF-scoped peer group settings into the address-family loop and
keep only session-level settings in the global peer group block. Add small
helpers for prefix-list and route-map attachment rendering so the same
logic can be shared between normal neighbors and peer groups.
Correct box background colour (#5632)
When adding a new entry the box text was not visible. This corrects it by changing the background from transparent to solid.
