Fix wrong number of initial parameter num for commented syscall_socket#10
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At the initial KENS project, initial parameter for syscall_socket was
syscallUUID, pid, param.param1_int, param.param2_int. (commented out at systemCallback)But, after reading the documentation and doing the project, I found out that syscall_socket needs "3" parameters other than syscallUUID and pid: domain, type, and protocol. So, the initial parameter should be
syscallUUID, pid, param.param1_int, param.param2_int, param.param3_int.At first this caused me confusion, because the official KENS source code was written as 2 parameters.
Other commented out initial parameters (such as syscall_bind, syscall_close ..) was okay. I think that changing the typo with the right number of parameters should be necessary to avoid confusion.
Sorry for the late change request, but I thought that it is better late than never.