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Add resolver fallback to the null resolver (getaddrinfo)
This enables a best-effort, two-step resolution when a resolver is
configured:
- if the DNS resolver returns any domain, that record is used with its
corresponding TTL
- otherwise, the module tries resolving the name with the default, NULL
resolver, which is just a wrapper over getaddrinfo
* if the resolution succeeds, this was likely a domain in /etc/hosts
or an IP literal, which was not known by the DNS server. The
associated record has no TTL value and uses the default director
TTL.
* if the resolution fails, this was likely a bad domain. No records
are stored and a new request is made after the default director TTL,
as was done previously.
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