DNSSD based queries are incomplete

On macOS (where DNSSD is being used by default), queries for domains with multiple records, such as:

```
AsyncDNSResolver().queryAAAA(name: "iadsdk.apple.com.akadns.net")
```

normally return the two `AAAA` records associated with the domain. However, occasionally, only one is returned. It happens at roughly 1% of the time in my tests, but since this is a race, that number will fluctuate with the different timing conditions.

The core reason for this is that the library calls [`DNSServiceProcessResult`](https://github.com/apple/swift-async-dns-resolver/blob/08c07ff31a745ee5e522ac10132fb4949834d925/Sources/AsyncDNSResolver/dnssd/DNSResolver_dnssd.swift#L162) precisely once. The callbacks are delivered as a result of this call, but DNSSD offers no guarantees about how many records will get provided per `DNSServiceProcessResult` invocation.

Additionally, while DNSSD provides [`kDNSServiceFlagsMoreComing`](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/dnssd/1823436-anonymous/kdnsserviceflagsmorecoming), the flag is designed to reduce unnecessary UI updates only. It'd be fragile to use attach additional semantics to it.

Start in Sources/AsyncDNSResolver/dnssd/DNSResolver_dnssd.swift around the DNSServiceProcessResult call at line 162. Reproduce the queryAAAA example for iadsdk.apple.com.akadns.net on macOS and inspect how callbacks are consumed across result processing. Done means queries with multiple records consistently return all associated records without relying on kDNSServiceFlagsMoreComing.

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