The previous commit solves one important problem with too long
event dissemination. Events could for too long time occupy the
whole UDP packet. Now they live log() time, but 'dead' and 'left'
members were bound to TTD. Such members were deleted after TTD
is 0.

Now they are deleted to early. Cluster nodes too early forget
about dead ones, and nodes not aware of death of the latters, can
accidentally resurrect them via anti-entropy. Cluster nodes need
to be suspicious when someone tells them to add a new not dead
member.

This patch makes SWIM add a new member in two cases only: manually
and if an ACK was received from it. A new member can't be added
indirectly via events and anti-entropy anymore. Instead, a ping is
sent to the members who are said to be new and alive. If ACK is
received directly from them, then they are added.

The patch does not affect updates. They are still indirect,
because if something has updated in an existing member, then it
is definitely alive.

Part of #4253