d3cim/dnscrypt-proxy-android 2.1.3

dnscrypt-proxy-android v2.1.3

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• DNS-over-HTTP/3 (QUIC) should be more reliable. In particular,
  version 2.1.2 required another (non-QUIC) resolver to be present for
  bootstrapping, or the resolver's IP address to be present in the
  stamp. This is not the case any more.
• dnscrypt-proxy is now compatible with Go 1.20+
• Commands (-check, -show-certs, -list, -list-all) now ignore log
  files and directly output the result to the standard output.
• The cert_ignore_timestamp configuration switch is now documented.
  It allows ignoring timestamps for DNSCrypt certificate verification,
  until a first server is available. This should only be used on devices
  that don't have any ways to set the clock before DNS service is up.
  However, a safer alternative remains to use an NTP server with a fixed
  IP address (such as time.google.com), configured in the captive portals
  file.
• Cloaking: when a name is cloaked, unsupported record types now
  return a blocked response rather than the actual records.
• systemd: report Ready earlier as dnscrypt-proxy can itself manage
  retries for updates/refreshes.

Added

• Script in customize.sh file for automatically disable Private DNS feature.
• dct-nl1 resolver (DNSCrypt | IPv4 only | Non-logging | Non-filtering | DNSSEC | Naaldwijk, Netherlands).
• openinternet resolver (DNSCrypt resolver colocated at Sonic.net in Santa Rosa, CA in the United States. No log, no filter, DNSSEC. Provided by https://openinternet.io).

Changed

• Optimized relays.

Removed

• acsacsar-ams-ipv4 resolver (unresponsive).
• dct-ru1 resolver (unresponsive).
• dnscrypt.eu-nl resolver (ceased).
• dotya.ml resolver (unresponsive).
• resolver4.dns.openinternet.io resolver (changed).
• sgp-dn53 resolver (unresponsive).

Full Changelog: 2.1.2.4...2.1.3