Remove smoltcp networking - #1139
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This PR removes the retained smoltcp and TUN networking backend after brokered IPv4 TCP and UDP become mandatory, simplifying LiteBox networking to broker-owned sockets, deleting the local socket set, packet device, port allocator, and local ring-buffer channels, removing IP packet provider contracts and TUN setup and runner plumbing across platforms, and dropping obsolete local-stack tests while retaining the portable broker-backed tests for the planned test fixture.