Add a lookup option to allow users to implement their own DNS resolution #315
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Fix #314.
Users can provide a
lookupoption to replace Node.js's internal default synchronous DNS resolution, significantly improving performance in cases where DNS resolution might time out.The
dns.resolve()methods are asynchronous but behave slightly differently from the defaultdns.lookup(). For example,dns.resolve()does not follow the local hosts file. Considering these behavioral differences, an option is provided for users to pass in, rather than modifying it internally.Reference Information: #314 and Nodejs DNS docs