Endpoint order#266
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Add a strict total ordering to endpoint so it can be used as a key in std::map and std::set without a custom comparator. Endpoints order by address family (IPv4 before IPv6), then address value, then port, consistent with operator==. Drop the now-redundant explicit operator!=; C++20 synthesizes it from operator==, matching local_endpoint's comparison surface. Closes cppalliance#258
Add unit tests for local_endpoint's operator== and operator<=>, which were previously untested public API. Covers empty-first ordering, prefix-before-extension, abstract-socket sorting (leading null byte), the path-too-long boundary, and use as a std::map key.
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Resolves #258.