Changed accept() in IO::Socket::INET so it returns the connected Socket.

[supernovus]

Changed discussed with jnthn in #perl6

[supernovus]

Just making a note, that while this fixes a major issue, it doesn't fix it all the way. The $.family, $.proto and $.type are not set on the newly created object, as I'm not sure how to pass them during construction while using nqp::create(). Without those parameters, the socket settings may not match that of the parent socket, and "bad things" may occur.

[moritz]

You can use something along these lines:

 my $new := $?CLASS.bless(*, :$!family, :$!proto, ...);
 # and now nqp::bindattr on $new

which is just a wee bit evil.

Or maybe we need another constructor that doesn't initialize, or a named parameter to the existing one that prevents initialization, or something along these lines.

[supernovus]

Okay, so I implemented the above, so that $!family, $!proto and $!type are passed through. It occurred to me later, that it makes no difference other than being able to query $connection.family, etc. as the parrot Socket object that we are binding to the new Perl 6 socket object, already has its internal settings set. Anyway, I'll commit a change with the new construction.

[moritz]

Thanks for the updated patch, I've squashed to two together and committed as f2857b7