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PF-1.1 : match_dscp_indirect_next_hop_test.go : refactor dscp values as a set#5589

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Refactor the DSCP matching rules to use SetDscpSet and configure interface references.

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This pull request refactors the DSCP matching logic within the policy forwarding test suite to improve efficiency and alignment with current configuration standards. It replaces iterative rule creation with a set-based approach and ensures that network instances and interface references are explicitly defined, enhancing the robustness of the test environment setup.

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  • DSCP Matching Refactor: Updated the traffic policy configuration to use SetDscpSet instead of individual rule iterations for DSCP matching.
  • Interface Reference Configuration: Added explicit interface reference configuration, including interface and subinterface settings, to the policy forwarding interface.
  • Network Instance Updates: Explicitly set the network instance type to default for both policy forwarding and BGP neighbor configurations.
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This pull request refactors the policy forwarding configuration in the DSCP match test to use a single rule with SetDscpSet for IPv4 and IPv6 instead of creating multiple rules in a loop. It also configures the network instance type and interface references. The review feedback suggests simplifying the IPv6 rule ID to 2 now that the loop is removed, and guarding the interface reference configuration with the InterfaceRefConfigUnsupported deviation to ensure multi-vendor compatibility.

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