AmneziaWG support

[spikeyspik]

Describe your changes

Replaced standard Wireguard implementation with AmneziaWG.
It's backward compatible with standard implementation if none of settings are set so it shouldn't break outdated clients.

I used management as a place to setup settings and pass it to every peer.
There are some issues with kernel wireguard implementation so I still looking forward for better solution if there is any.

In order to merge this we also need to:

1. Create repository https://github.com/spikeyspik/amneziawg-go
2. Create repository https://github.com/spikeyspik/amneziawg-windows
3. Refactor changes to use new repositories as dependency
   These repositories contain same fixes as yours, but based on amneziawg implementation instead of standard.

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[spikeyspik]

PR is not well tested yet so I put it as draft.

[spikeyspik]

Tested on linux + darwin. Everything worked like charm
Attempted to make better linux kernel workaround

Idk how to fix these 8 arguments issue without rewriting ton of tests

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[DinacoStudio]

@spikeyspik how to build this to docker and connect from client to windows using your fork???

[spikeyspik]

@spikeyspik how to build this to docker and connect from client to windows using your fork???

You can build linux image manually by yourself
And then replace binary with custom Dockerfile (below is mine)

FROM netbirdio/netbird:0.41.3

COPY netbird_linux_amd64 /usr/local/bin/netbird

For environment settings or overall service of container you can always refer to documentation

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For clients (Windows/MacOS) you need to build installers manually using goreleaser. And somehow disable checks for auto updating as it could brake compatibility at the moment. Someday I'll find time and make things easier, but not sure when

[spikeyspik]

@spikeyspik how to build this to docker and connect from client to windows using your fork???

Check this
https://github.com/spikeyspik/netbird_awg