Support null MX and SRV records that use the root label - #125
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A null MX ("0 .", RFC 7505) and an SRV record that declines a service
("0 0 0 .", RFC 2782) carry the root label as their target. prepareDomain
rejected it because the dot-stripped root is an empty string, which the
Domain helper treats as a missing domain, so these valid records threw and
were silently dropped during parsing. Represent the root as an empty string,
consistent with how every other domain value is stored dot-stripped and has
its trailing dot re-appended by __toString. The query path stays strict.
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Parsing a null MX (RFC 7505) or a service-declining SRV (RFC 2782) threw
InvalidArgument::domainIsMissing, because the root label.was fed toDomainas an empty host. Both are valid records that appear in the wild:This PR allows the package to parse and round-trip them instead of rejecting them.