Drop use of SWIFT_CODENAMES when determining currently installed Swift version #915
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Since the SWIFT_CODENAMES and PACKAGE_CODENAMES are not maintained as of Wallaby, the currently installed version of Swift should be determined similarly to how it is done for other OpenStack packages: by identifying the current release using the openstack-release package.
The current approach causes Swift upgrades from source versions subsequent to Victoria to fail to be detected.
Fixes: #914