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   https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/commit/dbbfabf1b133b4116d   
   9d4a13c38acfe1607a500#note_6343   
      
   Why would we specify a socktype here (e.g. limiting to TCP sockets, in theory)?   
      
   I would think for a function that's just resolving names to addresses, it   
   wouldn't care what the transport protocol "the socket" is, so "Specifying 0 in   
   this field indicates that socket addresses of any type can be returned by   
   getaddrinfo()" would be more appropriate.   
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