Revert "openbsd/netbsd factorise getnameinfo." #3834
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This reverts commit 5df9fa0. The change broke builds for OpenBSD. See discussion at <rust-lang#3822 (comment)>.
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This reverts commit 66cdb6b. The change broke builds for OpenBSD. See discussion at <rust-lang#3822 (comment)>. Stable version: <rust-lang#3834>.
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This reverts commit 66cdb6b. The change broke builds for OpenBSD. See discussion at <rust-lang#3822 (comment)>. `main` version: <rust-lang#3834>.
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This reverts commit 5df9fa0.
The change broke builds for OpenBSD. See discussion at #3822 (comment).