fix(bug-detectors): handle connect(port, host) in ssrf tcp hook#890
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hookTCPSocket maps argument count to the documented Socket.connect overloads, but the two-argument branch only handles connect(options, listener). The connect(port, host) form with no listener falls through unchecked, so the SSRF allowlist is never consulted and a target calling socket.connect(8080, "evil.com") evades detection. The new branch routes the (port, host) case through detectSSRF like the three-argument path. Tests cover numeric and string ports.