feat: 0.10 spec compliance, add memoryallocation and expiry duration

[p-shahi]

This PR adds expiry of ingress messages (not exposed to user - uses a default of 5 minutes) and memory allocation option for canister install. It updates to the rust-agent which is compliant with 0.10.2

• --memory-allocation i.e. MemoryAllocation, like ComputeAllocation before it, has been added to the dfx canister install command with the default being 8GB

USAGE:
    dfx canister install [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] --all [canister_name]

OPTIONS:
    -c, --compute-allocation <compute-allocation>
            Specifies the canister's compute allocation. This should be a percent in the range [0..100]

        --memory-allocation <memory-allocation>
            Specifies how much memory the canister is allowed to use in total. This should be a value in the range
            [0..256 TB]
            [default: 8GB]

[p-shahi]

creating a new pr to see if it too fails without 66a1c3c like #990

[ghost]

Overall I'd suggest looking up the expiry_duration argument and converting it to Duration in the command-line layer (so lib/commands, and usually exec within that), rather than passing either args or the string value around. I flagged a few, though not all, places for this.

Most especially, I'd suggest that command-line processing happen in lib/commands (and even there, in exec) and not in lib/operations.

[p-shahi]

Overall I'd suggest looking up the expiry_duration argument and converting it to Duration in the command-line layer (so lib/commands, and usually exec within that), rather than passing either args or the string value around. I flagged a few, though not all, places for this.

Most especially, I'd suggest that command-line processing happen in lib/commands (and even there, in exec) and not in lib/operations.

Thank you, that makes sense. I've moved extracting the Duration from the args in exec and also changed the name of the variable to timeout everywhere for consistency

[p-shahi]

I recalled that in standup, it was decided that we will not expose the expiry-duration and use the default instead so I have removed that cmd line option.