Add brokered IPv4 TCP clients - #1109
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Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Copilot-Session: b5a1a347-37a8-4246-8bbc-306590921475
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Copilot-Session: b5a1a347-37a8-4246-8bbc-306590921475
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This PR wires IPv4 TCP client sockets through the broker-owned Linux reactor while keeping descriptor flags, blocking behavior, timeouts, polling, and waiters local to LiteBox. It adds operation-scoped shared-buffer transfers, authoritative local-address and socket-error status, Linux-compatible connect/error/half-close/readiness behavior, and explicit handling for advisory TCP options, stream MSG_TRUNC, and unsupported linger. It also adds syscall-rewriter loopback coverage for blocking and nonblocking I/O, backpressure, poll/epoll, shutdown, names, policy denial, refused connections, and resets.