Sort openPorts and failedPorts before returning

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This commit addresses an issue where the order of ports in the scan results (openPorts and failedPorts) appeared random due to the asynchronous nature of the port checking process.

Problem:
The port scanning process involves checking multiple ports asynchronously. As a result, ports are added to the openPorts and failedPorts arrays in the order in which the checks complete, rather than in numerical order. This leads to an unpredictable and unsorted list of ports in the final results.

Solution:
To ensure consistency and readability, the arrays openPorts and failedPorts are now explicitly sorted in ascending numerical order before being returned. This sorting is done after all port checks are complete, ensuring that the final output is always in a predictable, ordered format.

Changes:

• Added sorting of openPorts and failedPorts arrays before returning the results.
• Ensured that ports not checked due to a timeout are also added to the failedPorts array in a sorted manner.

These changes improve the readability and usability of the scan results, making it easier for users to interpret the output.

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