chore: revert IPv4 DNS resolution workaround for Firefox from PR 8447 #8825
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This PR reverts the workaround as added by PR #8447 for Firefox. With https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1769994 fixed in Firefox Nightly it's no longer necessary to force IPv4. Firefox now always prints
127.0.0.1as connection URL similar to Chrome unless IPv4 is not available. Then it will be[::1]instead.