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Swap bytes when building IPv6 addresses.

As an example, the IPv6 address fe80::1 is represented in memory (in a
sin6_addr.s6_addr) as:

[0xfe, 0x80, 0x00, ..., 0x01]

So to construct an IPv6 address from 16-bit values, as is required by
net::Ipv6Addr::new, these should be passed as 0xfe80, 0x0000, etc.
However, the make_int16() function here was building them as 0x80fe,
etc. (or rather, it was being *called* in such a way to construct such
swapped integers). Because this function is used only to build IPv6
addresses, simply swapping the order of its parameters is sufficient to
properly construct IPv6 addresses.

Pull Request Pull Request #1: Swap bytes when building IPv6 addresses.

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4	388.4	16 Feb 2017 06:42PM UTC	6	78.85	Travis Job 388.4
8	388.8	16 Feb 2017 05:27PM UTC	5	95.15	Travis Job 388.8

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