Seth Foster 9ba70c151d Add canonical receptor address
Creates a non-deletable address that acts as
the "main" address for this instance.

All other addresses for that instance must
be non-canonical.

When listener_port on an instance is set, automatically
create a canonical receptor address where:
  - address is hostname of instance
  - port is listener_port
  - canonical is True

Additionally, protocol field is added to instance to
denote the receptor listener protocol to use (ws, tcp).

The receptor config listener information is derived from
the listener_port and protocol information. Having a
canonical address that mirrors the listener_port ensures that
an address exists that matches the receptor config information.

Other changes:
- Add managed field to receptor address.
If managed is True, no fields on on this address can be edited
via the API.
If canonical is True, only the address cannot be edited.

- Add managed field to instance. If managed is True, users
cannot set node_state to deprovisioning (i.e. cannot delete node)

This change to our mechanism to prevent users from deleting
the mesh ingress hop node.

- Field is_internal is now renamed to k8s_routable

- Add reverse_peers on instance which is a list of instance IDs
that peer to this instance (via an address)

Signed-off-by: Seth Foster <fosterbseth@gmail.com>
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