[fuel-library] Incorrect /etc/hosts file format

Description of the environment:
All configurations

Steps to reproduce:
Complete netconfig stage of the deployment

Expected result:
Hosts table conforms the RFC 952 original format
  IP_address canonical_hostname [aliases...]

Actual result:
Mixed up hosts fqdn/aliases records
  192.168.0.2 node-6 node-6.domain.tld
  192.168.0.3 node-7 node-7.domain.tld

Workaround:
Swap the fqdn and aliases records

--- a/deployment/puppet/l23network/lib/puppet/parser/functions/nodes_to_hosts.rb
+++ b/deployment/puppet/l23network/lib/puppet/parser/functions/nodes_to_hosts.rb
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ module Puppet::Parser::Functions
     hosts=Hash.new
     nodes=args[0]
     nodes.each do |node|
- hosts[node['name']]={:ip=>node['internal_address'],:host_aliases=>[node['fqdn']]}
+ hosts[node['fqdn']] = {:ip => node['internal_address'], :host_aliases => [node['name']]}
       notice("Generating host entry #{node['name']} #{node['internal_address']} #{node['fqdn']}")
     end
     return hosts

Impact:
The facter 'fqdn' relies on the following search order (actually it's domain facter):
hostname -f (empty in case of invalid mixed up fqdn and aliases)
dnsdomainname (the same as above)
/etc/resolv.conf (the last chance to get domain/search data)

If /etc/resolv.conf have no domain/search data we get an empty fqdn facter that could affect the deployment process.
Valid FQDN is required for certain network tools to operate correctly.