fix: Orbuculum use stream abstraction for accessing nwserver #103
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Orbuculum was still using POSIX API directly instead of stream abstraction. That means it was using read() for receiving data from sockets which is not valid on Win32. Direct POSIX API usage was replaced with stream abstraction bringing back receiving data from TCP upstream (e.g. J-Link GDB Server) on Win32
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Orbuculum was still using POSIX API directly instead of stream abstraction. That means it was using read() for receiving data from sockets which is not valid on Win32.
Direct POSIX API usage was replaced with stream abstraction bringing back receiving data from TCP upstream (e.g. J-Link GDB Server) on Win32