Remove unreliable test cases about resolving supposedly invalid addresses #706
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As I noted in #704 (comment), these tests are failing on my machine, as presumably my ISP provides a fallback IP when resolving nonexistent addresses.
Since we can't rely on the address resolution available in the environment used to run the tests, I don't think we can really test the "sad path" of attempting to resolve a supposedly invalid address. So, we should just remove these tests, at least for now, to unblock releasing JeroMQ 0.5.1. (see #704)