Preserve ASIO errors if possible #652
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These methods don't need any object to operate on, so make them static to allow calling them without an actual connection object at hand.
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This was already done in asio::xxx_socket::connection methods by using translate_ec() which allowed to preserve the error code when possible (i.e. when using Boost.ASIO with Boost.System or standalone ASIO with C++11 std::error_code), but errors also can happen in endpoint methods such as handle_connect(), where they were totally lost and replaced with a rather useless error::pass_through. With these changes, the real error codes are preserved and applications using the library can give more useful error messages if connection fails.
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This allows to give meaningful error messages when connection fails (at least when using compatible ASIO and
system::error_code, see also #651).