Break all iterators by false return

[cthulhu-rider]

with Go 1.23, iterators became extremely powerful. We already had some even before

sometimes iterator cannot be used with for range directly due to breaking condition. For example, https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/nspcc-dev/neofs-sdk-go@v1.0.0-rc.13/netmap#NodeInfo.IterateNetworkEndpoints breaks on true while for requires false. This can be solved via wrapper:

for endpoint := range func(f func(string) bool) { node.IterateNetworkEndpoints(func(s string) bool { return !f(s) }) } {
		cmd.Printf("%s ", endpoint)
	}

i propose to provide iterators with inverted behavior

[roman-khimov]

As much as I don't like breaking changes I think we better follow the upstream here, it's a standard now and being off this standard makes the library inconvenient to use. But the change is quite radical and we need new method/function names at the same time I think, otherwise people will upgrade SDK and not notice this change until it breaks in some way.

[cthulhu-rider]

provide iterators with inverted behavior

i meant new ones

[roman-khimov]

We can just provide All() iter.Seq and alike now instead of IterateXXX (proper naming is suggested by https://pkg.go.dev/iter).