All above node.js versions are all using newer version c-ares, which breaks this code. After this issue is resolved in c-ares and node.js has upgraded c-ares we can enable this test case again.
coverage: 68.539% (-0.09%) from 68.632%
when pulling 45c26845e00946cbc1a0a97e73ee22b716a8f019 on nodech:skip-dnstest
into 0a4f24bdb0cc93b1d0236c77966085b305fe3d71 on handshake-org:master.
c-ares rewrote their DNS record parsing code and since c-ares 1.21 does not allow ANY records (https://github.com/c-ares/c-ares/pull/765).
All above node.js versions are all using newer version c-ares, which breaks this code. After this issue is resolved in c-ares and node.js has upgraded c-ares we can enable this test case again.