Remove per-domain nameserver restrictions in reserved lists

This also removes the related setting on the Registry entity. We never used
either of these, and keeping them around in our codebase just adds complexity
for no purpose. We already achieve the goals of this feature by restricting
nameservers on entire TLDs and by registry-locking important domain names.

This is also two fewer things we'll have to worry about carrying over to the new
schema in Registry 3.0.

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mcilwain 2019-04-16 08:57:07 -07:00 committed by jianglai
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# Example of a reserved list file. This is simply a CSV file with 2-3
# columns: sub-domain name and reservation type and (in the case of the
# NAMESERVER_RESTRICTED type) a colon-separated list of nameservers. See
# columns: sub-domain name and reservation type. See
# java/google/registry/model/registry/label/ReserverationType for the complete
# set of reservation types.
#
# These are manipulated using the "nomulus" tool
# {create,update,delete,list}_reserved_list commands.
nsrestric,NAMESERVER_RESTRICTED,foo.example.com:bar.example.com
sunrise,ALLOWED_IN_SUNRISE
specific,RESERVED_FOR_SPECIFIC_USE
anchor,RESERVED_FOR_ANCHOR_TENANT