UI: fix create tags for LB rules - #6475
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Port following changes 1. UI: fix create tags for LB rules (#6475) 2. AS UI: fix 'missing methodname' when create sticky policy 3. AS UI: fix sticky name is required when methodname is 'none'
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This PR fixes the issue when create tags for load balancing rules.
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