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TUN-8688: Correct UDP bind for IPv6 edge connectivity on macOS
For macOS, we want to set the DF bit for the UDP packets used by the QUIC connection; to achieve this, you need to explicitly set the network to either "udp4" or "udp6". When determining which network type to pick we need to use the edge IP address chosen to align with what the local IP family interface we will use. This means we want cloudflared to bind to local interfaces for a random port, so we provide a zero IP and 0 port number (ex. 0.0.0.0:0). However, instead of providing the zero IP, we can leave the value as nil and let the kernel decide which interface and pick a random port as defined by the target edge IP family. This was previously broken for IPv6-only edge connectivity on macOS and all other operating systems should be unaffected because the network type was left as default "udp" which will rely on the provided local or remote IP for selection. Closes TUN-8688
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