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New method to determine the actual zone name for a given FQDN. Historically it was an extraction
of the second-level domain given well-known TLDs (eg., domain.net for www.domain.net) using tldextract, and usage of --delegated option to enforce a specific zone name that is useful for
third-level domains hosted on a specific zone (eg., sub-zone sub.domain.net delegated from zone domain.net).
It is now possible to use the --resolve-zone-name flag on Lexicon client to trigger an actual
resolution of the zone name from a given FQDN using live DNS servers by leveraging dnspython
utilities. Most of the time this makes --delegated useless, since Lexicon will be able to guess
the correct zone name.