DNS IPv4 Rewrite (Discard AAAA) for CNAME Domains

[moremorefaito]

Hello! After reading Docs, I still cannot figure out how to:
By default, 2024.aclweb.org CNAMEs to acl-org.github.io.
Lots of domains CNAME to *.github.io, and I want to specify 185.199.111.153 for all domains CNAME to *.github.io. (Due to some reaons, I have to connect via IPv4 only for this domain specially.)
I tried ||github.io^$dnstype=CNAME,dnsrewrite=185.199.111.153 in AdGuard Home Settings, finding that doesn't work.
Is there a method to specify an IP Address for domains and CNAME domains? There are hundreds of domains which CNAME to *.github.io, thus I could not specify them to 185.199.111.153 one by one manually.
Thanks!

[chandr1000]

I was also encountered same problem.

Assume I have domain1.lan and domain2.lan
domain1.lan A IN 192.168.1.10
www.domain1.lan CNAME IN domain1.lan
www.domain2.lan CNAME IN domain1.lan

Then I'm gonna write rules with this syntax:
||domain1.lan^$dnsrewrite=192.168.1.3,important

The expected changes result should be:

>nslookup  www.domain2.lan

Server:  agh.lan
Address:  192.168.1.1

Non-authoritative answer:
Name:    www.domain1.lan
Addresses:  192.168.1.3
Aliases:  www.domain2.lan

Not this:

>nslookup  www.domain2.lan

Server:  agh.lan
Address:  192.168.1.1

Non-authoritative answer:
Name:    www.domain1.lan
Addresses:  192.168.1.10
Aliases:  www.domain2.lan

[chandr1000]

I think this should flagged as [BUG] since dnsrewrite didn't work for a domain that CNAME pointing to another domain