[WIP] don't trigger restart of fence_scsi when devices are modified and start digest is adapted accordingly#4106
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removing trigger_unfencing from pcmk__reschedule_recurring prevents the restart of the fencing-resource and scheduler just reschedules monitor where digest in the status isn't matching.
Question is why trigger_unfencing was there initially.
And I'm not sure if doing this modification here is worth the risk of missing something.
The feature (modify iscsi-disks in a running cluster that is using fence_scsi) is anyway relatively hacky and removing the monitor from the status-section has exacly the same effect.