feat: allow user to safely run and manage multiple progressbar http servers #213
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Description:
This PR refactors the HTTP server implementation in the ProgressBar to address issues with the global default HTTP server instance, which caused panics when creating multiple ProgressBar instances with HTTP servers. The changes introduce a dedicated HTTP server instance for each ProgressBar, enabling users to safely run and manage multiple servers.
Key Changes:
Replaced the global http.HandleFunc with isolated http.ServeMux instances per ProgressBar.
Added a new HTTPServer object returned by StartHTTPServer(), providing a Shutdown() method for graceful termination.
Benefits:
Prevents route conflicts between multiple ProgressBar instances.
Allows users to start and stop HTTP servers independently.
Ensures safer concurrent usage and better resource management.