device: support SO_BINDTODEVICE#1057
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some networking situations (e.g, VRFs) require calling SO_BINDTODEVICE on sockets to disambiguate which L3 network it should discover/bind to this adds a function to set it on the discover address, which gets flowed down to device & stream sockets. it didn't seem like there was a nice non-global way to handle this as that's how discovery interface names are set in general.
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some networking situations (e.g, VRFs) require calling SO_BINDTODEVICE on sockets to disambiguate which L3 network it should discover/bind to
this adds a function to set it on the discover address, which gets flowed down to device & stream sockets.
it didn't seem like there was a nice non-global way to handle this as that's how discovery interface names are set in general.