Track multiaddr in connection status #5308
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* Record the multiaddr for connected peers
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It is useful to know which protocol and address we are connected to for each peer.
This PR keeps track of the multiaddr that created a connection for a peer so that it can be read by our http api in
/lighthouse/peers.This now enables users to see which peers are connected via which protocol and addresses.