Move reading of auth-public-key down from top level #27
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We are currently trying to integrate y-redis in our app. Because the code in src/server.js is very specific, we have rewritten that part ourselves and imported registerYWebsocketServer directly from src/ws.js. We then encountered the problem that the app didn't start because AUTH_PUBLIC_KEY was not set though we didn't use it. It was because it is read on top level in src/server.js and this file is executed always because it is exported in index.js. I don't see a reason why it must be read on top-level. Moving it into the function should fix the problem.