ssh: Close socket in kex_strict_helper to prevent eaddrinuse#11275
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The kex_strict_helper function creates a TCP connection for each
test iteration but never closes the client socket. On OpenBSD, the
lingering sockets in TIME_WAIT cause gen_tcp:connect to fail with
eaddrinuse on subsequent iterations due to ephemeral port collision
with {reuseaddr, true}.
Add close_socket to the test message sequence so the socket is
released before the next iteration begins
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The kex_strict_helper function creates a TCP connection for each test iteration but never closes the client socket. On OpenBSD, the lingering sockets in TIME_WAIT cause gen_tcp:connect to fail with eaddrinuse on subsequent iterations due to ephemeral port collision with {reuseaddr, true}.
Add close_socket to the test message sequence so the socket is released before the next iteration begins