Clean up handling of packet types in the cooked mode headers.

They're defined in a header under include/uapi in the Linux kernel
source, so they're part of the official kernel API and, at least from
what I understand Mr. Torvalds believes, part of the official kernel
ABI, so we don't have to worry about the numerical values changing.

So:

	for the SLL header, we just directly htons() them, rather than
	doing a trivial mapping from PACKET_xxx values to LINUX_SLL_xxx
	values;

	for the SLL2 header, we just use them, as they're a one-byte
	value in both headers, so there's no need to do any byte
	swapping.

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