Fix typing for trio.abc.HostnameResolver getaddrinfo() and getnameinfo()

[jacobpbrugh]

trio._socket.getaddrinfo() ensures a hostname is encoded into bytes before passing it as a parameter to trio.abc.HostnameResolver subclass instance overrides of getaddrinfo(). As such we should limit the type of the hostname parameter to bytes only.

trio._socket.getnameinfo() had its return type corrected in #56, and we should update the return type of HostnameResolver.getnameinfo() to match.

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