Add support for configuring timeouts, stats file, and listener - #31
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This PR adds the ability to configure various elements of the Anchor server using environment variables.
Specifically the following settings can now be tuned, with existing defaults preserved:
ANCHOR_LISTENER_ADDRESSnet.IPv6unspecified, which replicates the existing default behaviour of listening on all available IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.ANCHOR_LISTENER_PORTANCHOR_STATS_FILENAMEANCHOR_HEARTBEAT_INTERVAL_SANCHOR_INACTIVITY_INTERVAL_SThe fully resolved configuration values are emitted at the beginning of execution to aid server operators.
Additionally, this PR cleans up the
Go.modfile (removed improper// indirectannotations) and adds an initial log line emitting the Go runtime details.