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Dat Le 66c7f00e1d Fix unplugging VIF when migrate/resize VM
When migrating/resizing VM to destination
host that has VIF type difference from source VIF
type, it fails due to exception in unplugging
VIF on source host after user perform a confirmation
action.

This change unplugs the vifs in resize_instance and
wraps the call to unplug in confirm with an try except
block. the call to unplug_vifs in confirm is not removed
to support rolling upgrades but a todo is added to remove
it after the Wallaby release.

Change-Id: I2c195df5fcf844c0587933b5b5995bdca1a3ebed
Closes-Bug: #1895220
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