Reject packets with source of 0.0 from extended networks.#9
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Packets from extended networks must have a source network specified. Anything coming from node `0.0` is clearly invalid and should be discarded. Note that the Linux 6.9 and newer include a revised AppleTalk kernel module that sometimes outputs packets with a source of `0.0`, which was causing TashRouter to crash. Fixes lampmerchant#8
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Packets from extended networks must have a source network specified. Anything coming from node
0.0is clearly invalid and should be discarded. Note that the Linux 6.9 and newer include a revised AppleTalk kernel module that sometimes outputs packets with a source of0.0, which was causing TashRouter to crash. Fixes #8