Mark McClain 195a176337 add rootwrap filters to wrap ip netns exec
fixes bug 1044083

This patch adds specific filters for the ip command. The first filter
matches ip with any subcomand except netns exec.  The second filter
matches "ip netns exec" and then relies on the caller (match_filter) to
verify the sub-command against the other filters. Matching the
subcommand separately allows for a single set of filter definitions that
work with and without namespaces.

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