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Gabi d626f6dbf6 Connlib/forward dns (#2325)
With this we implement DNS forwarding that's specified in  #2043 

This also solve the DNS story in Android.

For the headless client in Linux we still need to implement split dns,
but we can make do with this, specially, we can read from resolvconf and
use the forward DNS (not ideal but can work if we want a beta headless
client).

For the resolver I used `trusted-proto-resolver`.

The other options were:

* Using `domain`'s resolver but while it could work for now, it's no
ideal for this since it doesn't support DoH or DoT and doesn't provide
us with a DNS cache.
* Using `trusted-proto-client`, it doesn't provide us with a DNS cache,
though we could eventually replace it since it provides a way to access
the underlying buffer which could make our code a bit simpler.
* Writing our own. While we could make the API ideal, this is too much
work for beta.


@pratikvelani I did some refactor in the kotlin side so we can return an
array of bytearrays so that we don't require parsing on connlib side, I
also tried to make the dns server detector a bit simpler please take a
look it's my first time doing kotlin

@thomaseizinger please take a look specially at the first commit, I
tried to integrate with the `poll_events` and the `ClientState`.
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Connlib

Firezone's connectivity library shared by all clients.

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NOTE: This repository is undergoing heavy construction. You could say we're Building In The Open™ in true open source spirit. Do not attempt to use anything released here until this notice is removed. You have been warned.

Building Connlib

Setting the CONNLIB_MOCK environment variable when packaging for Apple or Android will activate the mock feature flag, replacing connlib's normal connection logic with a mock for testing purposes.

  1. You'll need a Rust toolchain installed if you don't have one already. We recommend following the instructions at https://rustup.rs.
  2. rustup show will install all needed targets since they are added to rust-toolchain.toml.
  3. Follow the relevant instructions for your platform:
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