[RFC0038] External Networker IPv6 support #343
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Summary
RFC0038
Tracking Issue
IPv6 address is returned by the CNI plugins when using the external networker.
This change ensures that it is properly propagated to other components in the chain(guardian, executor)
Backward Compatibility
Breaking Change? No