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RouterInfo: caps refactoring #629
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otherwise there is potential confusion with relation to caps member.
Removes caps functions which were not *in* the act of X but rather have the *capability* of X, reduces function count by using available enum.
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74fde48 RouterInfo: add low bandwidth to private caps setter (anonimal) 8db6d07 RouterInfo: refactor private caps setter and remove dead code (anonimal) 1f5a458 RouterInfo: remove Is* caps functions, replace with single HasCap (anonimal) 8ae8693 RouterInfo: treat singular cap as not plural (anonimal)
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Referencing #627. See commit log for details.
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