Use defaults for durable and auto_delete when importing definitions
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Fixes rabbitmq#15128 If a definitions file does not specify `durable` or `auto_delete`, `undefined` is used which wreaks havoc when that exchange is later used in an unbind operation.
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For 4.2.3: Use defaults for `durable` and `auto_delete` when importing definitions (backport #15130)
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Fixes #15128
If a definitions file does not specify
durableorauto_delete,undefinedis used which wreaks havoc when that exchange is later used in an unbind operation.