Refactoring DNS to base trait #107
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This PR refactors the network stack traits around DNS to change the implementation details.
The driving reason behind this is to align it more closely with std-based targets. Specifically, DNS implementation details are not exposed to the user, and if DNS services are not available, DNS resolution will
Err.This discussion came about as a result of quartiq/minimq#160, where we discussed the fact that there's two bounds required in our MQTT implementation.
I'm curious to hear feedback on this from other users of the DNS traits, CC @chrysn and @MathiasKoch
The intent here is to make DNS more of a "first class citizen" that is available for usage by all users. That way, client libraries that can take either an IP or a hostname can attempt resolution of the name and use the reuslt without requiring additional
Dnstrait bounds.This is essentially solidifying some implementation details. For example, the
smoltcp-nalalready implements theDnstrait, but it only provides non-Errresults if the user has set up the Smoltcp sockets with a DNS socket for processing. Thus, the trait bound isn't actually providing any value in protecting users from a missing DNS implementation.