When a cable was unplugged, we were telling the driver to release the
ip address so if a cable on a different network was plugged in, it would
still try to use it's old ip address on the new network, which probably
didn't work.
Also, we didn't notify ConnectivityService about the state change in
the unplug case. Some of this was done in the interface removed case,
but we never remove the interface in Tungsten, just unplug. So refactor
the common disconnect code into a disconnect() function that's called
by both the link status change (unplug) and interface removal (only applies
to things like USB ethernet dongles) cases.
Signed-off-by: Mike J. Chen <mjchen@google.com>
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