move exotic functionality out of shutdown_and_wait, into hooks

That function was getting way too messy and chaotic. Let's setup a hooks system where we can shove more code without pollution the main function.

This should be a noop.

This is in preparation to adding support for tweaking mandos before rebooting (#3 (closed)).

fabric_tpa/mandos.py

+"""mandos module
+
+This module encapsulate commands and things done to the mandos server
+
+Ideally, it would allow us to bootstrap hosts on the mandos server as
+well, but this might also be done in Puppet.
+
+See https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/tpa/team/-/issues/40096g
+"""
+
+import logging
+
+from fabric import Connection, task
+
+from . import host
+
+
+@task
+def enable(con: Connection, mandos_host: str = "mandos-01.torproject.org") -> bool:
+    """enable the given host on the given mandos server
+
+    TODO: automatically guess the mandos host from LDAP or something"""
+    mandos_con = host.find_context(mandos_host, config=con.config)
+    ret = mandos_con.run("mandos-ctl --enable " + con.host, warn=True, hide=True)
+    # disown is not passed to run, so ret can't be None
+    assert ret is not None
+
+    if ret.ok:
+        logging.info("enabled host %s on Mandos server %s", con.host, mandos_con.host)
+    return ret.ok