[net] switch over to FIDL socket control

- regenerate FIDL
- remove zxsocket/client.go; inlined its blocking logic into callers
- remove mxerror.{Prepend,Error}f to break dependency cycle
- inline syscall.Accept into its only caller

NET-1865 #comment

Test: CQ in //garnet
Change-Id: Ibf7b221394a4617f65872c3978c2ef61c83c1266
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