fix(geolocate): always use netxlite functionality#976
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This change ensures that, in turn, we're able to remote all the traffic generated by geolocate, rather than missing some bits of it that were still using the standard library. Extracted from #969. Closes ooni/probe#1383. Part of ooni/probe#2340.
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This change ensures that, in turn, we're able to "remote" all the traffic generated by the
geolocatepackage, rather than missing some bits of it that were still using the standard library and caused some geolocations to geolocate as the local host rather than as the remote host.Extracted from #969, where we tested this functionality.
Closes ooni/probe#1383 (which was long overdue).
Part of ooni/probe#2340, because it allows us to make progress with that.