Johnathan Corgan 513208b564 refactor(peer): drop send-eligibility checks that could never fail ...

can_send read a connectivity state that nothing outside the tests ever
changed after a peer was promoted, so every route, probe and shutdown filter
on it kept every peer. The filters go: find_next_hop's direct-peer and tree
fallback steps, the probe next-hop preview and its direct-peer flag, the
disconnect broadcast at shutdown, and the send-eligibility read on the
routing seam, which the candidate selection no longer consults.

Node::sendable_peers and Node::sendable_peer_count keep their signatures
and still return every peer. The routing seam test that marked a peer
reconnecting to keep it out of the candidate set is removed: once no peer in
the map can be marked down, removal from the map is what keeps a dead link
out of routing, as it already was in the daemon. No behaviour change.

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mod.rs

refactor(peer): drop send-eligibility checks that could never fail

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supervisor.rs

feat(transport): bind and rebind network interfaces dynamically

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