Add default ConfigReader to bootstrap() and package trait#230
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LGTM, though do we need to put it behind a trait?
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I tried to keep ConsoleLogger fairly lightweight, so if you don't need Swift Configuration, you can avoid compiling it |
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ConfigReader(the same from Vapor 5) tobootstrapWithConfigReader()bootstrap(config:)had to change name tobootstrapWithConfigReader()because with the defaultConfigReaderthe compiler can't disambiguate from the originalbootstrap()