refactor: Encapsulate NetworkTopology#8828
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This commit makes NetworkTopology::subnets and NetworkTopology::routing_table private and provides a public getter as well as a test-only setter and mutable getter. The goal is to encapsulate these fields with an eye of supporting engines, where depending on the call site engines have to be handled differently. Encapsulation makes it easier to keep an eye on all relevant call sites and decisions wrt engines. Other fields in the network topology remain public for simplicity. They can be encapsulated in a similar fashion when a need arises.
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This commit makes NetworkTopology::subnets and
NetworkTopology::routing_table private and provides a public getter as well as a test-only setter and mutable getter.
The goal is to encapsulate these fields with an eye of supporting engines, where depending on the call site engines have to be handled differently. Encapsulation makes it easier to keep an eye on all relevant call sites and decisions wrt engines.
Other fields in the network topology remain public for simplicity. They can be encapsulated in a similar fashion when a need arises.