remote data in info map of tcpclientasync

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@@ -1116,7 +1116,7 @@ close<a class="cmnd" id="tcpclientasync_close"></a>|`close() -> nil`<BR>Close th
 write<a class="cmnd" id="tcpclientasync_write"></a>|`write(content:string or bytes) -> int`<BR>Accepts either a string or a bytes buffer, returns the number of bytes sent. It's you responsibility to resend the missing bytes.<BR>Returns `0` if something went wrong.
 read<a class="cmnd" id="tcpclientasync_read"></a>|`read([max_len:int]) -> string`<BR>Returns all the bytes received in Rx buffer as `string`.<br>Optional `max_len` parameter limits the number of characters returned, or read as much as possible by default. However in the non-blocking version, limiting receive buffer will truncate (and lose) any extra data.
 readbytes<a class="cmnd" id="tcpclientasync_readbytes"></a>|`read([max_bytes:int]) -> bytes()`<BR>Returns all the bytes received in Rx buffer as `bytes()`.<br>Optional `max_bytes` parameter limits the number of bytes returned, or read as much as possible by default.  However in the non-blocking version, limiting receive buffer will truncate (and lose) any extra data.
-info<a class="cmnd" id="tcpclientasync_info"></a>|`info() -> map`<BR>Returns a map with various information about the socket.<BR>Example: `{'listening': true, 'local_addr': '192.168.1.20', 'available': false, 'fd': 50, 'connected': true, 'local_port': 64808}`<BR>`fd`: the file descriptor number used internally<BR>`connected`, `listening`, `available`: values of corresponding methods<BR>`local_addr`, `local_port`: local address used and local port.
+info<a class="cmnd" id="tcpclientasync_info"></a>|`info() -> map`<BR>Returns a map with various information about the socket.<BR>Example: `{'listening': true, 'local_addr': '192.168.1.20', 'available': false, 'fd': 50, 'remote_addr': '192.168.1.54', 'connected': true, 'local_port': 64808, 'remote_port': 53469}`<BR>`fd`: the file descriptor number used internally<BR>`connected`, `listening`, `available`: values of corresponding methods<BR>`remote_addr`, `remote_port`: remote address used and remote port<BR>`local_addr`, `local_port`: local address used and local port.
 
 
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