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Add dotted decimal output for mapped addr #219
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For IPv4 mapped IPv6 addresses it is commont to see the IPv4 part of the
address as dotted decmal after a prefix of
::ffff:
making::ffff:c000:0202
be printed as::ffff:192.0.2.2
.This commit implements a method that prints this format for mapped
addresses, and uses
String()
for all non mapped addresses.