Add support for idle-server-timeout and idle-session-timeout #1301
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Pull Request Summary:
This pull request introduces support for two new flags: --idle-server-timeout and --idle-session-timeout.
Idle Server Timeout (--idle-server-timeout):
This feature enables automatic termination of the ttyd process if no clients are connected for a specified duration (idle-server-timeout).
For instance, setting --idle-server-timeout to 10 seconds indicates that the ttyd process will be terminated if no clients are connected after 10 seconds.
Idle Session Timeout (--idle-session-timeout):
This feature handles inactive sessions by terminating sessions that have had no activity for a specified duration (idle-session-timeout).
For example, setting --idle-session-timeout to 10 seconds indicates that sessions will be terminated if there is no activity for 10 seconds.