WINE Network.Socket.setSockOpt:failed(Badprotocoloption(WSAENOPROTOOPT))

It looks like https://github.com/haskell/network/pull/603 might have broken the `socket` function (at least on `WINE`).

Haskell.nix uses `iserv-proxy-interpreter.exe` to run TH code under WINE. Since the release of `network-3.2.8.0` this has been failing with:

```
iserv-proxy-interpreter.exe:Network.Socket.setSockOpt:failed(Badprotocolopt
ion(WSAENOPROTOOPT))
iserv-proxy: Network.Socket.connect: : does not exist (Connection refused)
```

I think what is going on is that the `socket` function in `iserv-proxy-interpreter` (the part running under WINE) is failing and then the `iserv-proxy` `connect` function fails (since there is nothing to connect to.

I think the error is coming from this call https://github.com/haskell/network/pull/603/files#diff-32af11237764f85b335f809887f47a50b4ef46f94ba462283f8a9a80e669fa65R126

My guess is that this works ok on Windows (since the `network` GitHub tests are passing), but fails on WINE.