fix(deps): update rust crate socket2 to 0.6

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
socket2	dependencies	minor	0.5 → 0.6

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Release Notes

rust-lang/socket2 (socket2)

v0.6.2

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• MsgHdr and MsgHdrMut are marked as transparent meaning both have the same
  layout as msghdr on Unix and WSAMSG on Windows
  (#​635).
• Don't set SO_NOSIGPIPE when accepting sockets, this is inherited from the
  parent socket (#​632).
• Fixes Socket::tcp_notsent_lowat by using the correct argument type
  (#​622).

v0.6.1

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Added

• Added support for Windows Registered I/O (RIO)
  (#​604).
• Added support for TCP_NOTSENT_LOWAT on Linux via Socket::(set_)tcp_notsent_lowat
  (#​611).
• Added support for SO_BUSY_POLL on Linux via Socket::set_busy_poll
  (#​607).
• SockFilter::new is now a const function
  (#​609).

Changed

• Updated the windows-sys dependency to version 0.60
  (#​605).

v0.6.0

Breaking changes

All IPv4 methods now have a _v4 suffix, IPv6 uses _v6. TCP methods have a
tcp_ prefix (looked better than a suffix).

Furthermore we removed all types from external libraries (i.e. libc or
windows-sys) from the public API, allowing us to update those without breaking
the API.

• Renamed Socket::freebind_ipv6 to freebind_v6
  (#​592).
• Renamed Socket::freebind to freebind_v4
  (#​592).
• Renamed Socket::original_dst to original_dst_v4
  (#​592).
• Renamed Socket::original_dst_ipv6 to original_dst_v6
  (#​592).
• Bump MSRV to 1.70
  (#​597).
• Use c_int from std::ffi instead of from libc
  (#​599,
  #​595).
• SockAddr's methods now accept/return SockAddrStorage instead of
  sockaddr_storage/SOCKADDR_STORAGE
  (#​576):
  • new
  • try_init
  • as_ptr
  • as_storage
• Add SockFilter, wrapper around libc::sock_filter, argument to
  Socket::attach_filter
  (#​581).
• Various renames of TCP methods on Socket
  (#​592):
  • keepalive_time -> tcp_keepalive_time
  • keepalive_interval -> tcp_keepalive_interval
  • keepalive_retries -> tcp_keepalive_retries
  • nodelay -> tcp_nodelay
  • set_nodelay -> set_tcp_nodelay
  • tcp_mss -> mss
  • tcp_set_mss -> set_mss
  • tcp_cork -> cork
  • tcp_set_cork -> set_cork
  • tcp_quickack -> quickack
  • tcp_set_quickack -> set_quickack
  • thin_linear_timeouts -> tcp_thin_linear_timeouts.

Non-breaking changes

• Added Socket::(set_)priority
  (#​588).
• Added TCP retries on Windows
  (#​557).
• Added SockAddrStorage, wrapper around sockaddr_storage/SOCKADDR_STORAGE
  for usage with SockAddr (instead of the types from libc/windows-sys)
  (#​576).
• Implemented Socket::bind_device_by_index_{v4,v6} on Android and Linux
  (#​572).
• Implemented Copy and Clone for InterfaceIndexOrAddress
  (#​571).
• Updated to Windows-sys v0.59
  (#​579).
• We now use OwnedFd/OwnedSocket internally for Socket
  (#​600).

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