Handle zones with non-uniform node count in L4 ILB Subsetting #1004
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If some zones have a large number of nodes and others have much smaller count, the subsetting algorithm should still pick as many nodes as the limit allows.
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The current logic for subsetting picks atmost (limit/numZones) number of nodes per zone. If some zones have a large number of nodes and other zones have only couple of nodes, the total endpoint size will be less than the desired limit, even when it is possible to pick upto the limit.
This PR fixes the behavior to select as many nodes as possible in all cases.
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