In CAddrMan::ResetI2PPorts(), if an I2P address is found in two or
more "new" buckets, our first encounter of it would change the port to
0 and re-position it within that "new" bucket. The CAddrInfo object is
shared between all occurrences of an address in all "new" buckets. So
subsequent encounters of that address will see the CAddrInfo already
with port 0 and will skip re-positioning.
To fix that, check and re-position if necessary even for I2P entries with port 0.
Fixes #22470
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