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HELP-11566: clarify precedence of call forward vs failover (2600hz#6307)
* HELP-11566: clarify precedence of call forward vs failover The `call_forward` object handles configuration for both call forwarding and for failover. In its current implementation, only one of those features can be "active". Prior to this change, if `call_forward.failover` was `true` it would be included on the endpoint object and ecallmgr would treat the `call_forward` settings as a failover endpoint, regardless of the `call_forward.enabled` flag's setting. This change clarifies that if `call_forward.enabled` is `true`, the settings should only be considered for call forwarding. If the setting is `false` *and* `call_forward.failover` is `true` then consider the settings as a failover endpoint. * fmt
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