(cherry picked from commit 4dac5eaba4e419b29c97da38a8b1f82336c2c892)
(cherry picked from commit 01ca2053bbea09f35b958c8cc7631e15469acb79)
(cherry picked from commit fc230dca139142f409d7bac99dbfabe9b004e2fb)
(cherry picked from commit cc1e5a7f5731f223d1eb8473fa0eecbedfc0ae5f)
(cherry picked from commit c3221cb0c5b4a2936c198e33b6f7853141991277)
(cherry picked from commit f4f765534191ed3c5d8e78b97333f3fd978a2b63)
(cherry picked from commit 2a25872910606d83f0532d668e73ab4809ee7f90)
(cherry picked from commit ec471872e47f389d88a0dc6a12164feed378de39)
It turns out that some routers return responses to Information-request
messages that do not contain any of the options that we insert in the
"options" table. When that happened and the info-only flag for DHCP6
was set, the assertion was triggered and NetworkManager crashed. We
remove the assertion as having empty options is a possibility and is
harmless anyway.