Add a system test for records with unknown types/classes. There are probably

a lot more things that could be tested here.

bin/tests/system/unknown/ns1/example-class10.db

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+; Copyright (C) 2000  Internet Software Consortium.
+;
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+
+; $Id: example-class10.db,v 1.1 2000/11/10 03:05:53 bwelling Exp $
+
+$TTL 300	; 5 minutes
+@			SOA	mname1. . (
+				2000062101 ; serial
+				20         ; refresh (20 seconds)
+				20         ; retry (20 seconds)
+				1814400    ; expire (3 weeks)
+				3600       ; minimum (1 hour)
+				)
+			NS	ns
+
+a1			A	\# 4 0A000001
+a2		CLASS10	A	\# 4 0A000001
+
+txt1			TXT	\# 6 0568656C6C6F
+txt2			TXT	"hello"
+txt3		CLASS10	TXT	\# 6 0568656C6C6F
+txt4		CLASS10	TXT	"hello"
+
+unk1                    TYPE123 \# 1 00
+unk2            CLASS10 TYPE123 \# 1 00