Introducing QConnectivityDaemon

This change enables ethernet support on embedded android
and provides DHCP info for other processes.

Now we can simply plugin an ethernet cable and start browsing
a network, for this we use netd events - netd is a network manager
daemon, it opens android's "reserved" unix domain socket on
/dev/socket/netd and listens for connections and commands.

QConnectivityDaemon listens for DHCP requests on android's
"reserved" socket /dev/socket/qconnectivity which can be used by
other processes to do dhcp requests on different network interfaces
(wifi, bluetooth, etc.).

QConnectivityDaemon uses line-oriented protocol and expects requests
to be "\n" terminated.

Change-Id: I6d52619d27685650a155141bf09191e5a56914df
Reviewed-by: Eirik Aavitsland <eirik.aavitsland@digia.com>

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