Do the following tweaks for negative rdataset handling:

* rdataset->rdh_ttl is rdataset->ttl + addrdataset time

* During add32(), modify code so that if the header is negative, append
  it at the end of the LRU list

* Don't modify need_headerupdate()

* During update_header(), if the header is negative:

  + If update_header() was called < 1 minute after addrdataset() [which
    can be determined by rdataset->rdh_ttl vs. rdataset->ttl vs. now],
    don't update the header.

  + Otherwise, bring the header to the front of the LRU list as
    currently done.

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With these changes, during a random subdomain attack, all these negative
answers will stick to the end of the LRU lists (where they'll be cleaned
out first) and if a negative answer is actually re-used after a minute,
then it'll be moved to the front of the LRU lists (i.e., it won't be
cleaned out).

We can also remove this second part if we want to be strict - i.e., just
let all negative answers get cleaned up first whether they have been
recently used or not.

		Mukund