If you're implying it was me, quote or apology.
Again, quote or an apology.
Anyway, here are the working scripts you asked for:
Providing ISP DNS with DHCP
You have been warned of possible downsides.
So, whether to use it or not is up to you.
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@dchepishev
I see a good reason for your question, which finally became answered 
However, for several simultaneous users in the connected LAN, I can only see some (very ?) small benefit in using dnsmasq because of its integrated DNS-cache.
Although browsers do the same, a central cache can help to decrease response times in case of concurrent users, by serving cached reply to a new client.
A very valid reason to avoid usage of dnsmasq is a very RAM-restrained openwrt-device. The answer to your question is one more option to pack openwrt into a 4/32-MB device.
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