Andrew Gallatin 3fade68cfd iflib: accurately count bytes/segments for TSO
When using software based ifnet counters, iflib has not factored
TSO into account when reporting the segments and bytes sent.
So it will underreport NIC bandwidth by a small percent,
and will undercount sent segments by a large factor.
Fix this by calculating the number of added segments the NIC
will send, and add header size multiplied by that number
to arrive at a correct accounting of segments and bytes sent.
This makes these software counters directly comparable to
hardware counters.

Doing this requires moving the calculation into iflib_encap() where
we have already parsed the packet and know the header size, MSS, etc.

Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D56338
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