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added some more test cases.

so that it can hold both normal name tree and NSEC3 space.  a simple test case
was added.

the change introduced in this branch breaks the assumption of the
callback function used in the test code.

testing a single flag.  it's stricter and probably a better test.

in the database zone finder.  right now it's a TODO and the current
implementation is a kind of workaround.

(which was C++ version only); corrected the return value description of
find_all() which was accidentally broken.

It caused the pycompile script to fail

There was a problem with placing the unix domain socket, it wanted to
put it into the source directory.

(they should have succeeded in the original version of implementation)

now the test passed.

separate RRsets.  As noted in the previous comment the previous behavior
was okay in practice within the expected restriction of the current
implementation, but as we are probably going to accept more generic forms
of input it would be prudent to fix it at this timing.

covered type and attaches the RRSIGs to the covered RRset.  It also performs
some additional validations on RRSIGs.  As a result an empty RRset is
now prohibited (which is correct in this context anyway), so some existing
tests were updated, too.

this is not absolutely necessary for the purpose of this branch, but
it will help make it less ugly.

And add few more to note where to catch them.

commiting this at my discretion.

Removing them was actually correct as commented with "=>": they were not
atcually a wildcard match.  The interface change correctly caught the
differences and made the test fail.  (I separated the change of this point
from the first commit so that the intent is clearer.)

specifically, it now uses the separate flags field for wildcard and NSEC/NSEC3
signed information.  WILDCARD(_xxx) result codes were deprecated and removed.
Adjusted tests and python code accordingly.  Finally removed the temporary
workaround in auth::Query.

There were two instances left the last time.

So the close happens every time.

It got outdated and inaccurate.