[roll] Roll fuchsia [netstack][fdio] TCP connection reset handling fixes Fix fdio and netstack2 layers to propagate reset error state and return appropriate errors for socket read/write calls, while keeping the behavior in parity with Linux. Address few edge cases for connecting vs connected states and blocking vs non-blocking socket calls. - Define new fdio states to record reset error state for connected and connecting sockets. Apply that for subsequent read/write socket calls to return appropriate errors. This change ensures that the behavior is in parity with Linux. - Fix netstack2 to account for connection handshake failures while signalling an incoming event to the client. - Define 2 new signals to convey connection reset and refused cases to the fdio layer. - Refactor part of gVisor endpoint error handling from within loopXX routines and offload the actions to the EventHUp callback that is currently registered with gVisor stack. - Fix EventHUp callback registration to check for prior endpoint error state and if so, intitiate closing of the endpoint. - Enable TCP shutdown for a listening socket. Original-Bug: 35594 Test: fx test -od netstack-bsdsocket-c-api-test -- --gtest_filter=NetStreamTest/StopListenWhileConnect.* Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/437660 Original-Revision: c99fe9c1284265fe5eb0cd3ce7c3ba431b2f3f4a GitOrigin-RevId: 4558fbf61ddc0e142baebcdc205223597e52f6f8 Change-Id: Ifdcbc698d02cfc03530892e6294d3cdba4bcdd12
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