pfSense

Only cache CP RADIUS Auth credentials when reauthentication is enabled. Fixes #7528

(cherry picked from commit d4e42c54a2b7d9c955b11ad3034a186a73159f1a)
(cherry picked from commit ed44d5fb36f1f69196417e3feab2a9d6df4a47c8)

Welcome pfSense 2.3.4-RELEASE

Fix #7508 stop write_config after reset_factory_defaults

(cherry picked from commit 3dcaae882cdfdd86826be4db9b38ce04389701ec)

Work around broken wizard rules for ticket #7434

save uniqueid during boot

Fix comparisons for CDATA tags in config

Some length numbers here do not match the strings they are comparing with. That looks very odd.
Note that:
```
substr($ent, 0, 5) == "text"
```
will return true when $ent is "text". So actually this "works". But it returns false if $ent is "text1" "texta" etc....

Vendor MAC Retention - Update

Only write if changed or missing.

Vast majority of reboots will not have a change so don't hit the file system with a needless write. RAM disk enabled systems will always write due to missing the file on boot up.

Vendor MAC Retention File Consolidate

Use a single file for vendor MAC retention (vendor_mac).
a) Writes only one file during boot up rather than a file for each interface.
b) More efficient than numerous tiny files.
c) Friendlier to write cycle sensitive media in a RAM disk disabled system.

Vendor MAC Retention File Relocate

Relocate the vendor MAC retention file to /var/db directory.
a) It's more at home here with other network interface stuff.
b) Friendlier to write cycle sensitive media in a RAM disk enabled system.

Vendor MAC Restore Logic

Only use the vendor MAC retention file for restoring the vendor MAC when not booting.
a) During boot up the current MAC that is obtained from the system is the vendor MAC.
b) Using this eliminates the inefficient need to open the vendor MAC retention file for every interface during system boot up.