Issue Title: implicitclass queues failing for HP ENVY Inspire 7900 (Ubuntu 24.04)

[brycebudd]

Description:
Automatically discovered printer queues created by cups-browsed (v2.0.0) are failing to process jobs on Ubuntu 24.04. The service creates an implicitclass destination that results in
either host name resolution errors or certificate validation failures.

Environment:

• OS: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (Noble)
• CUPS Version: 2.4.7-1.2ubuntu7.9
• cups-browsed Version: 2.0.0-0ubuntu10.3
• Printer: HP ENVY Inspire 7900 series [C148BD] (WiFi connected)

Symptoms:

1. Jobs sent to the auto-generated queue remain stuck or fail immediately.
2. lpstat -l shows error: No destination host name supplied by cups-browsed for printer "HP_ENVY_Inspire_7900_series_C148BD".
3. Alternatively, the printer state reason shows cups-pki-invalid when attempting to use the ipps URI generated by the service.
4. Logs show backend failures: cfFilterExternal (ipp): Backend (PID XXX) stopped with status 4.

Observed lpoptions for the failing queue:

1 device-uri=implicitclass://HP_ENVY_Inspire_7900_series_C148BD%40HP489EBDC148BD.local/
2 printer-make-and-model='HP Printer, driverless, 2.0.0'
3 printer-state-reasons=cups-pki-invalid

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Enable cups-browsed on a network with an HP ENVY Inspire printer.
2. Wait for the printer to be auto-discovered and the implicitclass queue to be created.
3. Attempt to print any document to this queue.

Workaround/Resolution:
The issue was resolved by:

1. Disabling and stopping the cups-browsed service.
2. Manually adding the printer using a direct HPLIP URI (hp:/net/ENVY_Inspire_7900_series?ip=10.0.0.49) or a direct IPP URI.
3. The manual queue works perfectly, suggesting the implicitclass wrapper or the mDNS resolution within cups-browsed is failing to pass the correct destination information to the CUPS
   backend.

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