fixed problem with ProtoTree::FindPrefix() and made some optimizations - #52
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During the course of ProtoTree evolution to support more general purpose usage, the fundamental longest-prefix matching capability provided by ProtoTree::FixPrefix() was broken with the introduction of supporting mixed key sizes in a single ProtoTree. The solution (and fix provided here) is to use an end-of-key marker strategy that maintains the prefix tree organization.