Prepare multinode#1315
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This is useful when running multiple nodes on the same machine. It is simpler to just disable that instead of setting up different port for all listeners.
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As I'm looking at multi node support, I realised there are currently some issue with our usage of Horde's supervisors.
Although the API is a drop-in replacement, the processes need to be able to handle conflicts.
When connecting 2 nodes together, some of the "singleton" processes like the client registry, are spawned at startup, and then conflict with the other node's processes.
We can add horde back later when that makes sense, it's a rather small change, but it requires a little bit of consideration when doing so.