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Cluster framework should honor the `migrate` setting of VM resources on failback

Solution Verified - Updated 2017-07-07T16:07:50+00:00 -

Issue

If a virtual machine (VM) resource in a cluster has nofailback=0 set to move it back to the original node after recovery, the cluster will always do a relocation of the VM - thus disrupting the service.
The virtual machine which was running on a preferred node got restarted instead of being live-migrated after the preferred node rejoined the cluster.

Environment

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 6 (with the High Availability Add Ons)
Virtual machines running as resource in failover_domain
central_processing ennabled

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