feat: support ipfs://{dnslink} #748
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Disabling redirect does it for all subdomains. We use gateway.ipfs.io as intermediate step when handling `ipfs://` in firefox, which resulted in a bizzarre edge case. This change restores `ipfs://` handler when redirect on ipfs.io is disabled.
This adds support for resolving DNSLink via ipfs:// protocol handler For now it is just a redirect to proper /ipns/ path, but should improve UX in the long run. Closes #534
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fix: redirect-based handler vs no redirect on ipfs.io
feat: support ipfs://{dnslink} (implements consensus from docs(ADDRESSING): default DNSLink to ipfs:// in-web-browsers#150 (comment))
Closes #534