ospfd: fix the bug that the empty area was not free after no_area_range was executed #17101
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…was executed When we use the no area X.X.X.X range A.B.C.D/M command, if the area no longer has an interface to which it belongs, then the area should be deleted from the LSDB. This processing logic is consistent with instructions such as no network area and no area authentication. Signed-off-by: Shbinging <[email protected]>
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When we use the
no area X.X.X.X range A.B.C.D/Mcommand, if the area no longer has an interface to which it belongs, then the area should be deleted from the LSDB. This processing logic is consistent with instructions such asno network areaandno area authentication.CLOSES #17079 #17080