27ce07f840
The update_service_capabilities method of this class has been unused
since it was disabled as a periodic task in commit
674ef05b0a. The compute manager's update
to a v3 rpc api removed the last references to publishing capabilities,
so this can now be completely removed.
After removing the capabilities bits, the only value left in this class
was providing an instance of the scheduler rpcapi class. This seemed
like overkill, so I removed this class completely and added the
scheduler rpcapi instance to the compute manager directly.
Related to blueprint rpc-major-version-updates-icehouse
Related to blueprint no-compute-fanout-to-scheduler
Change-Id: I72fd16fc96938a9ea9d509e24319a5273de900a9
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