- Mimics BIND

Two reasons:
- There's some rare race condition in the queue implementation
- Doesn't scale and current performance is almost the same (-~2%)
- Created branch with the queue still retained for future inspection

- Added a simple list to check already inserted CNAMEs
- Removed obsolote checking functions
- Nightly test will fail, because CNAME loops will be loaded and xfr-in'd

This should be properly solved by better zone fetching API with
a) refcounting b) locking.

refs #31
fixes #30

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(changes in scanner intentionally skipped)

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Conflicts:
	configure.ac

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This was wrong for cases like NSEC3 where no common suffix, like
the apex, is not in zone. Since the nodes are linked in circular
fashion, the easy solution is to find leftmost node and take it's
predecesor, which should be the rightmost node.

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Signed could result to overflow in label length.

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