NOTE: This commit just moves files around, without actually fixing the
        Makefiles and specfile. See follow up commits which resolve this.

$" is a BASH extension to translate text.
Replace the shebang with /bin/bash to avoid parsing errors,
as even BASH has a POSIX compliant mode when run as sh.

Signed-off-by: Matteo Croce <mcroce@redhat.com>

The network-scripts are a mix of tabs and spaces (!!) as well as
completely inconsistent indentation (some 2, some 4).

This is a series of 3 patches to move the entire of network-scripts to
2-space indentation for consistency so I can develop on the codebase
without my brain bleeding. I don't feel strongly about 2 vs 4... 2 was
just most common in the first file I picked, so I used that.

This set is in 3 sets for easier reviewing and easier reverting if
necessary:

* 1/3 - ipv6 files
* 2/3 - network-functions - it needed it's own
* 3/3 - ifup/ifdown files

network-scripts makes odd assumptions, like if I don't want SLAAC (i.e.
if I turn off AUTOCONF) that I also don't want RA. This is not true,
it's common to have a static local address, but to get my gateway
through RA.

This is one solution. I will also be sending a more specific solution to
enable the above directly, but having a way to tell network-scripts
to not mess with systctls seems generally useful.