Nick Mathewson f444f2b1d3 Split client-specific and server-specific parts of port_cfg_t
Also, apply this cocci script to transform accesses. (Plus manual
migration for accesses inside smartlist_foreach loops.)

@@

port_cfg_t *cfgx;
@@
 cfgx->
+server_cfg.
\(
 no_advertise
\|
 no_listen
\|
 all_addrs
\|
 bind_ipv4_only
\|
 bind_ipv6_only
\)

@@

port_cfg_t *cfgx;
@@
 cfgx->
+entry_cfg.
\(
 isolation_flags
\|
 session_group
\|
 socks_prefer_no_auth
\|
 ipv4_traffic
\|
 ipv6_traffic
\|
 prefer_ipv6
\|
 cache_ipv4_answers
\|
 cache_ipv6_answers
\|
 use_cached_ipv4_answers
\|
 use_cached_ipv6_answers
\|
 prefer_ipv6_virtaddr
\)
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