You're talking about DAME (which email uses). It has it's own issues like not having transparency logs, and if a DNSSEC signing keyholder goes rogue, there is no easy way to revoke trust (unlike CRLs for Web PKI).
Web PKI also has not had transparency logs until fairly recently. And Web PKI revocation is a joke as well. At least a "rogue" DNSSEC signer can only sign domains they have been delegated authority over and not literally everything.
There are a lot of similar implementations, but nothing really comes close to replicating the full mechanics of the actual game. Probably because the game is so easily decompiled that most people don’t see a need.
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