Vendor id fixes

@vendor is only required if the id is actually needed. That is, if
there is a locally defined AVP whose V flag is set and which does
not have a vendor id set by @avp_vendor_id.

Also, in the case of an inherited AVP, fix avp_name/2 in a generated
dictionary module defaulting vendor id from @vendor in the inheriting
dictionary but avp_header/1 defaulting it from the inherited dictionary.
In both cases the vendor id now defaults from @vendor in the inherited
dictionary.

Note that @avp_vendor_id from the inherited dictionary is
ignored: any changes from @vendor have to be explicit in the
inheriting dictionary. A better alternative to @avp_vendor_id
is to simply inherit from dictionaries setting the appropriate
@vendor but this was previously somewhat broken so @avp_vendor_id
was needed to set the id of an AVP whose definition was copied
from another source into a dictionary that only inherited from
the common dictionary (which doesn't set V on any AVPs).

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