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Built-in async DNS resolver on Linux (io_uring backend), replacing getaddrinfo. Reads /etc/hosts
and resolv.conf, supports search domains, CNAME following, parallel A/AAAA queries, EDNS0,
TCP fallback for large responses, response caching, and deduplication of concurrent identical
lookups. Enabled by default on io_uring; opt-in via RuntimeOptions.dns.custom_resolver.
Runtime.initStatic for stack-allocated or externally-owned Runtime instances that don't
need a heap allocation.
Single-threaded build support (single_threaded = true).
Changed
BREAKING: DNS lookup API changed from an iterator (Result with next() / deinit()) to a
caller-supplied buffer (lookup(&storage, options) returning a count). Eliminates the allocation
and the need to remember deinit.
BREAKING: BroadcastChannel.subscribe() now returns a Consumer value instead of taking a
pointer, and unsubscribe() is gone — consumers no longer need to be unregistered.
HostName now accepts numeric IPv4 and IPv6 addresses in addition to DNS names.
io_uring: when the submission queue is full, operations are queued internally and retried on the
next loop iteration instead of failing the caller.
Coroutine stacks are now periodically evicted from the pool when they exceed max_age, reclaiming
virtual memory that would otherwise accumulate during idle periods.