[dns-client] fix double-free of mSavedResponse on duplicate response (#13060)

Fix a double-free of `mSavedResponse` in `Dns::Client` when processing
duplicate DNS responses matching an active query.

When an SRV/TXT query needs to resolve a host address (AAAA), the DNS
client allocates a chained `newQuery` to handle it. If duplicate
responses are processed before the query chain is finalized, they
trigger multiple AAAA resolution allocations for the same parent query.
Because the new query inherits `mSavedResponse` from the parent query's
`QueryInfo`, multiple chained queries end up aliasing/sharing the same
cloned `mSavedResponse` message. During finalization, `FreeQuery`
walks the chain and frees `mSavedResponse` for each query, leading to
a double-free of the shared `Message` and free-list/heap corruption.

This commit resolves the issue by:
1. Rejecting duplicate responses early in `ParseResponse` if a response
   has already been received and saved for the query
   (`info.mSavedResponse != nullptr`), returning `kErrorDrop`.
2. Initializing the `mSavedResponse` field of the `QueryInfo` struct
   to `nullptr` before allocating the host resolution query (`newQuery`)
   to prevent it from inheriting a potentially non-null saved response
   from its parent.

src/core/net/dns_client.cpp

@@ -1497,6 +1497,7 @@ Error Client::ParseResponse(const Message &aResponseMessage, Query *&aQuery, Err
     VerifyOrExit(aQuery != nullptr, error = kErrorNotFound);
 
     info.ReadFrom(*aQuery);
+    VerifyOrExit(info.mSavedResponse == nullptr, error = kErrorDrop);
 
     queryName.SetFromMessage(*aQuery, kNameOffsetInQuery);
 
@@ -1872,6 +1873,7 @@ void Client::ResolveHostAddressIfNeeded(Query &aQuery, const Message &aResponseM
         info.mMessageId         = 0;
         info.mTransmissionCount = 0;
         info.mMainQuery         = &FindMainQuery(aQuery);
+        info.mSavedResponse     = nullptr;
 
         SuccessOrExit(AllocateQuery(info, nullptr, hostName, newQuery));
         IgnoreError(SendQuery(*newQuery, info, /* aUpdateTimer */ true));