Add TcpTransportExecutor to send DNS queries over TCP/IP connection #145
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This changeset implements a fully functional TCP/IP transport for DNS queries. In its current form, it requires manual setup (see examples) and only the UDP transport is used by default. A follow-up PR will implement proper transport selection based on query type and whether a UDP query resulted in a truncated response.
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This changeset implements a fully functional TCP/IP transport for DNS
queries. In its current form, it requires manual setup (see examples)
and only the UDP transport is used by default. A follow-up PR will
implement proper transport selection based on query type and whether a
UDP query resulted in a truncated response.
Refs #19