Add Princeton and UNH IP addresses to database construct - #1645
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LGTM. The IP ranges match the ones from Dagster.
…ctionary of allowed IP addresses
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Overview
This PR adds Princeton IP addresses to the list of allowed IPs that can modify the database. It uses the dagster construct as an example, following the suggestion by @tech3371.
This PR enables Princeton SWEs to address issues like the one reversed by #1644.