Turn query domain parsing upside-down.

Turn query domain parsing upside-down.

The `qdparselabel' hook is no more.  Unescaping of the query domain is
now done in one place, and always in the same way.  Checking of the
domain name is done through a new `checklabel' hook, with a more
convenient interface.

The checklabel hook does not have the original possibly-escaped version
of the query domain available to it; it can only check the name being
submitted on the wire, not the form in which it was provided to the
library.  This eliminates the inconsistency in SRV record handling,
where

	\095http._tcp.distorted.org.uk

is acceptable, but

	_\104ttp._tcp.distorted.org.uk

is not.  It also now prohibits SRV queries on `_wrong', which I think
was always intended but didn't actually work.

All queries are checked, including internally generated ones, so this
can be used to store information about the query domain for later use.