improve rfc4193 related integration test failures #222
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re issue #209 they would fail _sometimes_ so far so good with this change this change inserts fd23:3cca:ac27:8e85:c199:9300::/88 instead of fd23:3cca:ac27:8e85:c199:93e7:50c5:1646/88 into the reverse ptr authority actually it would insert 1 of each before so there would be 2 SOA things, but only 1 would have the actual ptr records on it and then lookups would fail _sometimes_ The real app init() does a similar thing, so we need to address that too.
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re issue #209
they would fail sometimes
so far so good with this change
this change inserts
fd23:3cca:ac27:8e85:c199:9300::/88
instead of
fd23:3cca:ac27:8e85:c199:93e7:50c5:1646/88
into the reverse ptr authority
actually it would insert 1 of each before
so there would be 2 SOA things, but
only 1 would have the actual ptr records on it
and then lookups would fail sometimes