msaitoh a9419363c0 Usually schednetisr() is called after enqueueing a packet with IF_ENQUEUE().
In some functions, they do it in reverse order. It's not a bug because
the pair is protected with splnet()/splx(s). It's not good for readability
and someone might mistake when modifing a code. Yes, I'm one of the person :-(

 Save a NETISR_* value in a variable and call schednetisr() after enqueue
a packet for readability and future modification.
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