network: lookup hostname using any valid Ip4 or Ip6 address - #9281
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LGTM, I don't have IPv6 so I only tested with hostname to IPv4.
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fixes: #9110
When resolving remote hosts lookup both Ip4 and Ip6 addresses.
I have tested locally (with Ip4 and there seams to be no regression in name lookup)