In WINSOCK_connect(), if a connect() call returns EINPROGRESS for
a non-blocking socket, then it sets the last error to
WSAEWOULDBLOCK and returns SOCKET_ERROR. But isn't EINPROGRESS
normal for a connect() on a non-blocking socket? I changed the
behavior so that it would report a connect success for EINPROGRESS
on a non-blocking socket, and this seemed to make wine behave
somewhat better. Is this the right thing to do?
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