[internal-dns] Avoid 'picking ports'#1233
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Crucible Increase max backpressure again (Crucible issue #1243) Bump backpressure delay for byte-based backpressure (Crucible issue #1240) `crutest` cleaning; adding rand-read/write tests (Crucible issue #1233) Propolis changes, just the above crucible bits. Co-authored-by: Alan Hanson <alan@oxide.computer>
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Fixes #1200
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internal-dnscrate includes two servers: a "DNS server" and a "Dropshot server". This change refactors the launching of both to ensure that their ports are queryable, especially under tests conditions where they are now set to "port zero" (let the OS pick for us).This PR also removes the dependency on the "port-picker" crate.