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Please review rt45641.

The python lex/yacc module won't allow names to begin with digits because
it's ambiguous whether it's parsing a number or a name. However, if
the name is quoted, then digits are okay, so I've added QSTRING to the
allowable tokens when parsing a domain name.

zone "99example.com" { ...  };