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We should sort IP addresses by their numerical value instead of their prettified string value. For example (based on T237300#6215030): * string sorting results in this incorrect order `0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 < 2a06:f500:1714:e8ac:e97:5d42:de10:989e < 192.168.121.1` * numerical sorting (with IPv6 prefixing) results in this correct order: `192.168.121.1 < 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 < 2a06:f500:1714:e8ac:e97:5d42:de10:989e` The tablesorter will sort table cells by their `data-sort-value` attribute if present, so we can set that attribute to contain a hexadecimal representation of the IP address. We can use `IPUtils::toHex`, which prefixes IPv6 addresses so they sort after IPv4 addresses. Acceptance criteria: * IPv4 addresses sort correctly * IPv4 addresses sort as smaller than IPv6 addresses Note that IPv6 addresses will not sort correctly until after T255693 is solved.

We should sort IP addresses by their numerical value instead of their prettified string value. For example (based on T237300#6215030): * string sorting results in this incorrect order `0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 < 2a06:f500:1714:e8ac:e97:5d42:de10:989e < 192.168.121.1` * numerical sorting (with IPv6 prefixing) results in this correct order: `192.168.121.1 < 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 < 2a06:f500:1714:e8ac:e97:5d42:de10:989e` The tablesorter will sort table cells by their `data-sort-value` attribute if present, so we can set that attribute to contain a hexadecimal representation of the IP address. We can use `IPUtils::toHex`, which prefixes IPv6 addresses so they sort after IPv4 addresses. Acceptance criteria: * IPv4 addresses sort as smaller than IPv6 addresses Note that IP addresses will not sort correctly until after T255693 is solved.

We should sort IP addresses by their numerical value instead of their prettified string value. For example (based on T237300#6215030): * string sorting results in this incorrect order `0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 < 2a06:f500:1714:e8ac:e97:5d42:de10:989e < 192.168.121.1` * numerical sorting (with IPv6 prefixing) results in this correct order: `192.168.121.1 < 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 < 2a06:f500:1714:e8ac:e97:5d42:de10:989e` The tablesorter will sort table cells by their `data-sort-value` attribute if present, so we can set that attribute to contain a hexadecimal representation of the IP address. We can use `IPUtils::toHex`, which prefixes IPv6 addresses so they sort after IPv4 addresses. Acceptance criteria: * IPv4 addresses sort correctly * IPv4 addresses sort as smaller than IPv6 addresses Note that IPv6 addresses will not sort correctly until after T255693 is solved.