Cleanup via Ansible

+ Remove dependency on topo_ scripts that depends on custom SSH()
  that depends on framework itself. This way the cleanup is independent
  of failure in our SSH libs.
+ Simple ansible command can do cleanup of a machine:
  ansible-playbook --inventory inventories/lf_inventory/hosts site.yaml \
  --limit '10.32.8.18' --tags 'cleanup'
+ Add vpp_device reset and cleanup.
+ Remove historical scripts.

- Still in testing beta phase.
  - Need to add SRIOV cleanup.

Signed-off-by: Peter Mikus <pmikus@cisco.com>
Change-Id: I68e23304c7ad01041f51263c328c6e8d9b555cb7

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+---
+# file: roles/cleanup/tasks/main.yaml
+# purpose: Structured per server cleanup tasks.
+# - main:
+#     - tg:
+#         - Run tasks on TG servers only.
+#         - Cleanup processes (T-Rex).
+#     - sut:
+#         - Run tasks on SUT servers only.
+#         - Cleanup file leftovers (logs).
+#         - Cleanup packages (VPP, Honeycomb).
+#         - Cleanup processes (qemu, l3fwd, testpmd, docker, kubernetes)
+#         - Cleanup interfaces.
+#     - vpp_device
+#         - Run tasks on vpp_device servers only.
+#         - Reset SRIOV
+
+- name: tg specific
+  include_tasks: tg.yaml
+  when: "'tg' in group_names"
+  tags: cleanup
+
+- name: sut specific
+  include_tasks: sut.yaml
+  when: "'sut' in group_names"
+  tags: cleanup
+
+- name: vpp_device specific
+  include_tasks: vpp_device.yaml
+  when: "'vpp_device' in group_names"
+  tags: cleanup