Add per-port MACsec PFC mode attribute - #2293
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Define a new per-port attribute to control whether PFC frames on a MACsec-enabled port are handled as unencrypted (clear) or encrypted (secure) PFC frames.
Per-port control is needed because mixed rollout scenarios are possible on a single device, and a global knob does not scale well for dynamic port management and staged deployment.
The default behavior is set to unencrypted PFC.