This allows usage of HTTPS, IPs won't work well in that scenario.

Remove a lot of boilerplate by using the errgroup package instead of
our own custom cumbersome solutions. Control server lifetime with an
outer Context.

It is best to just make the DNS server listen on all non-loopback IP
addresses from all interfaces. The loopback exclusion is just to
integrate nicely with an eventual DNS cache running on the same host.

Causes a slight reduction in boilerplate, and gets rid of a bunch of
custom logic for command-line parsing that is no longer needed.

It will listen to a stream and export metrics on connection quality
and audio to Prometheus.

And various other minor fixes.

Handle the case when IcecastMount is nil in the template by using the
protobuf getter.

Also add instrumentation for the load balancer module.

Includes a merge of radiod and redirectord, updates to more modern Go
idioms, adoption of the higher level etcd concurrency primitives, and
a lot of other minor implementation changes.

The refactor is still incomplete: the daemons won't compile and the
code to start the RPC servers is missing.

Add an option to load a file containing redirects (source, target paths)
and serve them from the HTTP server, to allow renaming a radio without
breaking old links.

Enabled by setting the --debug-addr command-line option.

This provides some discovery capabilities to radiod and redirectord, so
that in most cases fewer command-line options are required for operation.

Split networking is where nodes communicate among themselves on a
private network (for example when behind a NAT infrastructure). This
change adds the --internal-ip option to radiod, that advertises a
separate IP for internal communication.

Also removed some unnecessary duplication of code from net/http.

Refactor the HTTP handler hierarchy to make it simpler.

Replace the ghost logging handler with a simpler one, that fires as soon
as the HTTP request headers are sent (this is a better solution for
long-lived connections).

Add a debug page to track long-lived HTTP request.

Add tests for the HTTP server.

Adds optional transcoding parameters to a Mount. Each node will then
start a master election for every transcoded stream, and the master will
run liquidsoap to re-encode the data. Transcoding mounts are identical
in other respects to normal mounts, except that liquidsoap acts as a
source for them.

Refactor the load balancing code using a generic traffic control
abstraction that gives the user more control over the final logic (for
the moment this is configured via a command-line parameter).

Introduce node names, allowing a node to have multiple IP addresses.
Also, make the front-end code IPv6-aware and support AAAA records.