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Automatically maintain NS records for zones #68
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This is a first approach to answer the question raised in #63.
When a zone is updated and the set of name servers is changed, the name server records related to the name servers are automatically updated in the zone's managed records.
When a name server is located within one of the zones in NetBox DNS and there is no A or AAAA record for it, all zones using it show a waring message in the zone view.
fixes #67