[Twitch-Livestream] Use proxy settings for chat IRC connection #203
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For #204
Pass the proxy argument to TwitchChatIRC class and create socket as the pysocks wrapped one if using proxy.
The PySocks needs to be added into the install dependencies to support this. Or it can be optional as well as proxy was never used for twitch.