vlan_mon: bind ETH_P_ALL packet handler to init_net on kernels >= 6.6

The vlan_mon driver registers a global packet_type with type=ETH_P_ALL
to intercept PADI/IP/ARP frames before they reach the protocol stack.
Since Linux 6.6 the per-net-namespace ptype_all conversion (commit
"net: af_packet: switch ptype_all to per-net-namespace lists") requires
every ETH_P_ALL packet_type to have either ->dev or ->af_packet_net
set; ptype_head() now does:

    WARN_ON_ONCE(!pt->af_packet_net && !pt->dev);
    return pt->dev ? &pt->dev->ptype_all
                   : &pt->af_packet_net->ptype_all;

With both fields NULL on our static vlan_pt, dev_add_pack() trips the
WARN at module load and the handler is never linked into any usable
list, so vlan_pt_recv() is never invoked. Userspace sets up the
genetlink subscription correctly and gets a clean ACK from
VLAN_MON_CMD_ADD, but no notifications ever arrive because the kernel
side never sees the PADI. PPPoE-over-VLAN tests time out waiting for
PADO.

This was visible on Ubuntu's 6.17 azure kernel as a backtrace from
vlan_mon_init -> dev_add_pack at net/core/dev.c:609 in dmesg, and as
a silent failure of tests/accel-pppd/pppoe/test_pppoe_vlan_mon.

Set vlan_pt.af_packet_net = &init_net before dev_add_pack() on kernels
new enough to require it. The driver only operates in init_net anyway
(all dev_get_by_index() calls are against &init_net), so this matches
existing behaviour.

Signed-off-by: Denys Fedoryshchenko <denys.f@collabora.com>

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