Describe the bug

• Node.js version: 18.13.0
• OS & version: Windows 10

When I make a request to IP Address and Port combination the timings.phases.dns logs around 300ms

Actual behavior

wait: 2, dns: 342, tcp: 0, tls: undefined, req: 1, fb: 341, download: 5, total: 691
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Expected behavior

wait: 2, dns: 0, tcp: 0, tls: undefined, req: 1, fb: 341, download: 5, total: 349
timings.phases.dns should be 0 for request mad eon IP addresses as there is no DNS Lookup involved
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Code to reproduce

This is my server code
########HTTPRequestV2.js###########

var wrappedgot = null;
var customGot = null;
function HTTPRequestV2(hostURL, defaultOptions) {
    this.hostUrl = hostURL;
}

HTTPRequestV2.prototype.init = async function(){
    wrappedgot = (await import('got')).default;
    const CacheableLookup = (await import('cacheable-lookup')).default;
    const cacheable = new CacheableLookup({lookup: false});
    customGot = wrappedgot.extend({
        dnsCache : cacheable
    })
};

HTTPRequestV2.prototype.makeRequest = async function(){
    const res = await customGot('http://10.21.64.91:8085/api/v5/at?terms=aged&categories=aged&relevance=100&match_type=exact&limit=-1',
        {timeout: {
                lookup: 100,
                connect: 500,
                secureConnect: 50,
                socket: 1000,
                send: 10,
                response: 1000
            },dnsLookupIpVersion:4});
    console.log("wait: " + res.timings.phases.wait
        + ", dns: " + res.timings.phases.dns
        + ", tcp: " + res.timings.phases.tcp
        + ", tls: " + res.timings.phases.tls
        + ", req: " + res.timings.phases.request
        + ", fb: " + res.timings.phases.firstByte
        + ", download: " + res.timings.phases.download
        + ", total: " + res.timings.phases.total);
    // console.log(res.json());
};

module.exports = HTTPRequestV2;

################################

########test.js########

const http = require('http');
const HTTPRequestV2 = require('./HTTPRequestV2')

const hostname = '127.0.0.1';
const port = 3000;
let hTTPRequestV2 = new HTTPRequestV2();
hTTPRequestV2.init();

const server = http.createServer((req, res) => {
    res.statusCode = 200;
    res.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/plain');
    hTTPRequestV2.makeRequest();
    res.end('Hello World');
});

server.listen(port, hostname, () => {
    console.log(`Server running at http://${hostname}:${port}/`);
});

########################################

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Checklist

• [Yes ] I have read the documentation.
• [ Yes] I have tried my code with the latest version of Node.js and Got.