async-ares: blocking resolve timeout handling, better#20819
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Perform the actual timeout calculation in the blocking resolv loop each time in the same way, keeping the logic simpler. The previous version calculated the timeout once, and then reduced it by the elapsed time spent in polling/processing. This is unnecessarily complicated.
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Perform the actual timeout calculation in the blocking resolv loop each time in the same way, keeping the logic simpler.
The previous version calculated the timeout once, and then reduced it by the elapsed time spent in polling/processing. This is unnecessarily complicated.