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This isn't really completely correct; there should be some possibility for
denial of service. The call to setContactAddr is destructive of whatever
information was there previously, but we haven't verified that we're talking to
the real contact at the time it is called.
This problem exists even in the ordinary path where the nodeinfocallback isn't
really requiring proof of anything before throwing out data.
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The handshake code would flood the network with interminable handshakes.
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* verbose/quiet without args shows report
* verbose all - sets all tags verbose
* quiet all - sets all tags quiet
* XMisc defaults to verbose, everything else quiet
* new XMan tag for ToxManager related stuff
* s/hputStrLn stderr/dput XMisc/ in daemon code
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* iproute >= 1.7.4
* conduit-extra >= 1.1.7
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* integrates Connection.Tox and Network.Tox.Crypto.Handlers
* Network.Tox.netCrypto function uses freshCryptoSession
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