fix: Avoid proxy server hang on Linux by setting connection limit to 1#1784
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Just for posterity: this webserver is only used to serve candid data when running dfx locally. So this change should be fine!
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This is essentially the same fix as in #1247.
We are still seeing this bug https://forum.dfinity.org/t/multiple-calls-queries-to-canister-blocks-them-all-from-sending-back-the-response/6406.
I believe by default there are 4 worker threads so concurrent connections are still possible. Unless we have strong evidence that this kills performance, I think it is better to unblock our users before we find a permanent solution.