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refactor(nns): Move cast_vote_and_cascade_follow into Governance struct #2600

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This puts cast_vote_and_cascade_follow into governance, which will be necessary for the next step of making it async, and then finally adding break points to increase the voting capacity.

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This refactoring creates a state machine to handle voting, which will
create natural break points in the ongoing calculations that are being
done. This will allow us to scale voting with following to an
arbitrarily large number of neurons.

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