Normalize SocketError enum numeric constants - #239
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Replace WSABASEERR offset expressions with their computed Winsock error code values. Expressions such as 10000+4, 10000+13, and 10000+1001 have been replaced with their resolved numeric values such as 10004, 10013, and 11001. This change does not alter the resulting enum values or runtime behavior. It is a readability-only update that makes the SocketError constants easier to compare with documented Winsock error codes.
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Replace WSABASEERR offset expressions with their computed Winsock error code values. Expressions such as 10000+4, 10000+13, and 10000+1001 have been replaced with their resolved numeric values such as 10004, 10013, and 11001. This change does not alter the resulting enum values or runtime behavior. It is a readability-only update that makes the SocketError constants easier to compare with documented Winsock error codes.
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