UI: Add IPv6 bracket-wrapping to network serializer #6007
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Thanks to @notnoop for letting me know about this: #6007 (comment)
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This addresses the issue raised by @pznamensky in #5966.
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This is a more-foundational approach than #5992, which removes any need to change templates and ensures that the IPv6 address will be properly wrapped anywhere it’s used.
I didn’t include anything other than serialiser tests as the acceptance tests and Mirage needed a lot of reorganising to permit the assertions in #5992, but if that seems important, I can port them here.