[roll] Roll fuchsia [igc] Correctly return buffers on Stop call

When netdevice called Stop on igc it would fail to properly return its
buffers because it did not correctly zero out unused values in the
return buffer. Before netdevice migrated to FIDL this wasn't a problem
because netdevice didn't care about those values during a Stop call.
After the migration the call to complete RX fails because the FIDL
message validation detected incorrect enum values in the return buffer.

Fix this by correctly initializing the return buffers.

Test: Manually inducing a Stop call no longer hangs
Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/998612
Original-Revision: 6df960499b43ad1f2577d558d0218b485373c8f7
GitOrigin-RevId: ff94cdfe6e50887f7314eb6c5aa9cad0cd2e90ac
Change-Id: I420e4f45ea006d61f8bc8dc850a2a8bdd6690f2c
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README.md

Integration

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Making changes

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Obtaining the source

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