topology: replace 'foo' in the tests with a hostname that fails #3786
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foo is used in a test to represent a name that will fail to resolve. But it works sometimes (e.g. in the ETH). Change it to some more weird name so it fails resolving it.
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foo as a hostname does sometimes not fail.
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foois used in a test to represent a name that will fail to resolve. But itworks sometimes (e.g. in the ETH). Change it to some more weird name so
it fails resolving it.
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