Having the git-annex-p2p-<netname> command output the socket filename
left git-annex scrambling to listen to it in order to not miss incoming
connections. And if the command uses something like socat UNIX-CONNECT,
that expects the socket to be accepting connections and errors out when
it's not, that would be a problem.
Rather than complicating the protocol with git-annex needing to send
back a message when it's listening to the socket, simplified it by
having git-annex provide the socket path to the command.
This does mean that, if a P2P network has its own place it expects to
find a socket file, the git-annex-p2p-<netname> command would need to
somehow arrange for it to use the git-annex socket path. A symlink would
be one way to handle that situation.
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