Since all Client_session::async_connect() (x3) and Native_socket_stream::async_connect() are, locally, instant, turned them into synchronous, non-blocking sync_connect()s. #77
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…to make a hookier, simpler intro to Flow-IPC: Client_session::async_connect() and (at a lower level) Native_socket_stream::async_connect() are unnecessary complications as public APIs given the local-IPC setting. Instead created and exposed a simple synchronous non-blocking sync_connect() in both places and made all necessary changes downstream of that. However added comments explaining what to do in the future if/when we network-enable this stuff: async_connect() would then be resurrected, while sync_connect() will be potentially blocking -- but only for the networked context.
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