Add Domain.maybe_wildcard? to detect possible wilcard DNS records #203
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Domain#maybe_wildcard?
generates a random sibling domain and queries it, then checks if it returns an answer and if it points to github pages. If so, then it's reasonable to suspect that the record which points the domain to github pages is a wildcard record.This is worth warning about because a wildcard DNS record will allow anyone to host a pages site at a subdomain of the wildcard record. GitHub allows us to verify ownership of our domains, but it only works for the verified domain and direct subdomains (a.example.com, b.example.com), not subdomains arbitrarily many segments long (a.b.c.d.e.f.example.com).