This makes the backend runtime not constantly search for messages to be
processed. Instead, it only wakes up when it needs to be woken up via
goroutines.
This restructures dbcore (now the db package) and jwtcore (now the jwt
package) to use a single struct. There is now a state package, which
contains a struct with the full application state.
After this, instead of initializing the API routes directly in the main
function, the state object gets passed, and the API routes get
initialized with their accompanying code.
One fix done to reduce memory usage and increase speed is that the
validator object is now persistent across requests, instead of
recreating it each time. This should speed things up slightly, and
improve memory usage.
One additional chore done is that the database models have been moved to
be a seperate file from the DB initialization itself.
This fixes database error reporting, as well as majorly fixes users
not being able to authenticate to the API if you used the automated
migration setup, as the password would remain in hex encoding.
We now decode the hexadecimal and then change it to the far more
compact base64 encoding before adding it to the database. This should
fix login, and not cause 500 Interal Server Errors anymore.
Sorry folks!
