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There were previously 4 different ways of passing various options
into BasicHost construction.

1. Function parameters to New
2. Option parameters to New
3. Global variables, e.g. NegotiateTimeout
4. Options struct, in the calling code in go-ipfs

This changeset deprecated all of these, and introduces the HostOpts
struct to replace them. It also introduces a new constructor called
NewHost, which accepts a *HostOpts.

The old New constructor continues to work the same way,
but is from now on deprecated too.

If we use same NAT agent and call for the same permanent mapping
again we get the same mapping, no harm done.

If router dies, we will remap again.
Just pros, no cons.

Some hardware doesn't support UPnP with durations.

Make sure to verify that our keys match.
In the rare event they do not, make sure to investigate
what's wrong, and log errors.