clippy: redundant clones in networking code#10571
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These are detected by the `clippy::redundant_clone` lint which I hope to deny by default in near future. ref. anza-xyz#10121
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These are detected by the
clippy::redundant_clonelint which I hope to deny by default in near future.ref. #10121