Want support for indirect / non-connected next-hops

There is no existing logic in maghemite to perform next-hop validity checks (beyond ensuring it is unicast and isn't a local address) or recursive resolution.

This means that if a BGP peer sends us a route with a non-connected next-hop (e.g. an eBGP peer is using a third-party next-hop or has modified it via policy, or an iBGP peer is re-advertising an external route w/o next-hop self), or if a static route is configured with a non-connected next-hop, we will just accept and install the route with the next-hop as-is.

This is problematic for indirect next-hops because there will (usually) be no way for ARP/NDP to complete.
Note: There may be some exceptions to this, e.g. if we are targeting an address assigned to the directly connected peer and their ARP/NDP stack replies to queries targeting a local address not assigned to the interface queries arrive on (on Linux, this is controlled by the arp_accept sysctl parameter).

No file or test is named. Start by locating next-hop validation and route-installation paths, then trace how BGP and static routes handle non-connected next-hops. Done should include defined validity checks and recursive resolution for indirect next-hops, with coverage for the described BGP and static-route cases.