Generic unix domain socket support#850
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PR Summary
This PR adds support for various unix domain socket implementations on windows, and enables both local forwarding and remote forwarding for unix domain sockets
this implementation is inspired by #674
S.gpg-agentfilePR Context
Trying hard to use my gpg4win agent socket on my linux box without using those 'bridge' programs. I tested this patch on my machine and confirmed features listed above can work. (see my own release if you don't want to build it yourself)