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Fixed occasional bind failures with IPv6 and ephemeral ports - #1313

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This adds more retries for ephemeral ports, reducing the chances of random failure to a negligible number.

These failures were the number 1 cause of test suite flakiness.

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agronholm merged commit 5c570ab into master Sep 6, 2026
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