Pull network info from NETWORK_LIST json in resourceview

[cars]

This is a possible solution/workaround to #16 that utilizes the NETWORK_LIST data map as suggested by @hobovirtual. It works for both privileged (Tenant Admin) and non-privileged users, as well as supporting cases where there might be multiple interfaces/NICs. It doesn't use the ip_address field but fields more similar to the vRA custom properties one would use to specify the settings in a request. In the case of a blueprint with a component called 'VM' with two NICs the resource_configuration block would look something like:

 resource_configuration = {
    "VM.cpu" = 2
    "VM.ip_address" = ""
    "VM.name" = ""
    "VM.Network0.IPAddress" = ""
    "VM.Network0.MACAddress" = ""
    "VM.Network0.Name" = ""
    "VM.Network1.IPAddress" = ""
    "VM.Network1.MACAddress" = ""
    "VM.Network1.Name" = ""

  }

so using a count of 2 in the resource definition and the following output:

# Or, print the whole thing:
output "Machine_Info" {
  value = vra7_deployment.test.*.resource_configuration
}

would yield something like:

Machine_Info = [
  {
    "VM.Network0.IPAddress" = "10.0.3.131"
    "VM.Network0.MACAddress" = "00:50:56:84:e5:d3"
    "VM.Network0.Name" = "Public 3"
    "VM.Network1.IPAddress" = "10.0.4.102"
    "VM.Network1.MACAddress" = "00:50:56:84:8c:2e"
    "VM.Network1.Name" = "Public 4"
    "VM.cpu" = "2"
    "VM.ip_address" = ""
    "VM.name" = "K8S0305"
  },
  {
    "VM.Network0.IPAddress" = "10.0.3.130"
    "VM.Network0.MACAddress" = "00:50:56:84:d4:37"
    "VM.Network0.Name" = "Public 3"
    "VM.Network1.IPAddress" = "10.0.4.101"
    "VM.Network1.MACAddress" = "00:50:56:84:57:7e"
    "VM.Network1.Name" = "Public 4"
    "VM.cpu" = "2"
    "VM.ip_address" = ""
    "VM.name" = "K8S0306"
  },
]

[markpeek]

In general this looks good. A couple of tweaks needed. Also, I'd like @Prativa20 to look at this change and approve. Thanks!

[cars]

@markpeek I think I made the changes correctly

[Prativa20]

Looks good to me!