Remove compliances include from Host.yaml
Remove compliances include from Host.yaml

The compliances is an ever growing table, and with how Rbac works, this
means that the table is joined and usually has the references applied to
it prior the query being executed.  Because there are so many
compliance records after a period of time for a given host, this can
cause the query to explode because it is executed with a LEFT JOIN on
that table, along with the tags table and ext_management_system tables.

This means that even just querying against 20 hosts that has 14000
compliance records associated with them, along with 17000 taggings can
end up causing a query with over 2 million rows returned, with 60+
columns per row.  That data returned from postgres ends up being
multiple Gigs in size.

For the best performances, there are changes to the
`last_compliance_status` that will make this performance much better and
avoid N+1s, but this could be applied on it's own and avoid the issue
all together.

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