When clustered, on application:stop, make sure we call on_node_node(node()). This is necessary because application:stop does not constitute a node failure, thus other nodes won't notice. Tested by creating a 2-node cluster, creating durable and non durable queues and checking that they're removed from mnesia tables as appropriate on application:stop on one of the nodes. Of course, even with the application stopped on one node, rabbitmqctl status still reports both nodes in the list of running_nodes. All tests pass.

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