remove b' from ipc socket names

[minrk]

str(b"x") is b"x" so ipc sockets were being created as ~/.osbrain_ipc/b'37a76fda9a264...'. Instead, cast bytes to str via the bytes.decode() method.

[Peque]

@minrk Is it just an aesthetics change or did you find any issue with this?

@ocaballeror What do you say? I think it is fine to merge this; there is no practical difference and maybe socket file names look better without the b''.

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Merging #304 into master will increase coverage by 0.05%. The diff coverage is 100%.

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[minrk]

It is ultimately just aesthetics, but it would appear that this is the intended behavior of the code. It looks like just a small mistake, assuming that str(bytes) cast bytes to str (like it would have on Python 2), when it actually computes the string representation of the object, which adds the b'...' wrapper.