test: shift test ports to avoid linux ephemeral port range#2588
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This change moves the hardcoded ports in proxy_test.go from the 50000-60000 range to the 24000-26000 range. The linux ephemeral port range typically starts at port 32768 (or 36000), which was causing intermittent 'address already in use' failures in the tests.
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This change moves the hardcoded ports in proxy_test.go from the 50000-60000 range to the 24000-26000 range. The linux ephemeral port range typically starts at port 32768 (or 36000), which was causing intermittent 'address already in use' failures in the tests.