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fix: treat WHOIS empty-close as no_data and ETIMEDOUT as structured timeout

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- A server that accepts the connection and closes it without sending data now rejects with `errorCode: "no_data"` and `stage: "read"` instead of resolving with an empty string
- OS-level `ETIMEDOUT` errors are mapped to the same `timeout` / `stage` shape as the library's own timer, with `stage` derived from whether the socket had connected yet
- `ECONNRESET` after data arrives is no longer marked `partial: true`; it was a complete reply and the reset just signalled the end of the stream
- `stage` on `LookupAttempt` is now documented as covering all WHOIS failures (not only timeout failures)
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@@ -469,7 +469,7 @@ Each entry in `attempts` describes one operation, successful or not, so a failur
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`stage` (`"connect"` or `"read"`) is set on WHOIS timeouts. If a WHOIS server sends some data but never closes the connection, the timeout **resolves with the partial text** instead of failing, and the attempt is marked `partial: true`.
`stage` (`"connect"` or `"read"`) is set on WHOIS timeouts, and `"read"` also marks a server that accepted the connection and closed it without sending anything (`errorCode: "no_data"`, not a successful empty answer). If a WHOIS server sends some data but never closes the connection, the timeout **resolves with the partial text** instead of failing, and the attempt is marked `partial: true`.
`timeoutMs` applies to each network operation (including reading the response body), not to the lookup as a whole. Without `deadlineMs`, the worst case is roughly `timeoutMs × (1 bootstrap + N RDAP servers + up to 2 RDAP links + 1 IANA + 1 + maxWhoisReferralHops WHOIS queries)`. Set `deadlineMs` to put a hard cap on the total, e.g. for serverless functions with an execution limit: