peer: Convert address strings to net.Addr.#3630
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This does some minor cleanup on the peer tests to use more recent formatting and consistently use remote addresses.
This modifies NewOutboundPeer to accept a net.Addr instead of a string so it is consistent with the inbound constructor and more flexible. Since both constructors now accept a net.Addr, it also updates the internal field the tracks the remote address to store the net.Addr instead of a string.
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This requires #3626 and #3629.This modifies
NewOutboundPeerto accept anet.Addrinstead of a string so it is consistent with the inbound constructor and more flexible.Since both constructors now accept a
net.Addr, it also updates the internal field the tracks the remote address to store thenet.Addrinstead of a string.