Bring back QSC subcommands: dns and apache

Please bring back QSC subcommands: dns and apache -- and maybe subcommands: database and code, too

When reading #1979224: Handbook pages out-of-date, I realized the qsc sub commands were removed (at least from command line): code, database, apache, dns, install

My team and I use this ability a lot, for similar reasons. I know in a couple cases some of these options are part of drush core. (such as create a databse or using an makefile with an install profile). and if you use SQL-LITE and don't use drush internal webserver you can spin up an instance of Drupal without need of dns & apache. However, the last two kind of circumvent part of the reason I use this environment, as I'd like to to more closely match a deployment environment.

So, here's some details on a use case:

Team environment. Useful when joining an existing project (with others on same team) where someone else has already setup the drupal environment, and possibly deployed it to a shared server.

New Client. Similar needs arise when taking on a new client and inheriting an existing drupal site.

In either case, it was easy to do something like:

drush qc dns apache database --domain=client.dev

which was useful to setup the initial environment. Then in some fashion we'd copy (usually a drush group.alias, to rsync and sql-sync) from staging/production to local to bring in the codebase and import a db.