ngtcp2: minor adjustments to make it work with public servers #6250
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This field needs to be wide enough to hold sockaddr_in6 when connecting via IPv6. Otherwise, ngtcp2_conn_read_pkt will drop the packets because of the address mismatch: I00000022 [...] con ignore packet from unknown path We can safely assume that struct sockaddr_storage is available, as it is used in the public interface of ngtcp2.
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I tried to use HTTP/3 support against some public servers and ran into a similar issue as #6027, which was indeed a version mismatch. Given most of the public servers are still at draft-29, I suggest advertising the minimal QUIC version supported by ngtcp2. This PR also fixes an issue in path validation, where local address is clobbered when connecting via IPv6.