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Customizable net.Listener for advanced use cases, such as tunneling (#245)

* Customizable net.Listener for advanced use cases, such as tunneling (e.g., zrok, ngrok).

* Refactor Listener setup with enhanced validation and error messages

* Set isTLS after successful TLS listener setup

* unnecesary added attribute removed

* Add default port to listener and refactor setup method with error handling

* listener encapsulation changed from private to public

* default tls port :443

* set only default port in address

* codebase simplified using With functions

* refactor code

* Remove unnecessary public listener attribute and getAddr function; add close method; set host to localhost by default, matching the original implementation

* WithTlsListenner removed

* isTls set to true

* address set by WithListener and protocol added to OpenAPI servers

* invalid comment removed

* set server addres if is empty added again to avoid broke tests and validate if listenner is tls using reflection

* codebase improvements based on observations

* WithAddr doc improved

* Checking if the server is TLS is not needed.

* OpenAPI local server moved to setup.

* set openapi spec server from listener(if present) or address

* make lint

* Remove unnecessary comments and WithAddr handling in defaultSetupListener when listener != nil

* setupDefaultListenner fixed

* Set attributes directly instead of using the with function.

* chore: remove unneeded set of address in WithListener

* chore: add tests for use of WithListener

* chore(tests): add withListener integration tests and cleanup

* Increase with-listener version, execute gowork, and add test for invalid address in withTls

gosum included

Update all .mod files instead of only with-listener

* More understandable test for runServer function

* chore: update all deps

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Co-authored-by: ccoVeille <3875889+ccoVeille@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: dylanhitt <dylan.hitt1@gmail.com>
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