tests: restart bgpd to avoid warnings in follow on tests #13313
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The tests are killing bgpd and then ending, the next test is checking for all daemons running and spewing warnings to stderr. Restart the daemons before ending the test (like other tests in this same module) to avoid this. Signed-off-by: Christian Hopps <chopps@labn.net>
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The tests are killing bgpd and then ending, the next test is checking for all daemons running and spewing warnings to stderr. Restart the daemons before ending the test (like other tests in this same module) to avoid this.