feat(prod): Lightweight bench#22
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All production setup is based on the production key now Procfile based dev server, (frappe)supervisord based lightweight=false (frappe)systemd based lightweight=true No sudo required for bench production setup or bench start/stop
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Production process management
Replaces the single supervisor-based production mode with three-mode system driven by a new [production] section in
bench.toml:Development (no [production] section): foreground Procfile runner, unchanged.
Supervisor (lightweight = false, default): bench-owned supervisord instance running as the frappe user. System supervisor is installed via apt but immediately disabled — no root daemon running alongside it. All supervisorctl calls use the local socket (config/supervisor/supervisord.sock).
Systemd (lightweight = true): systemctl --user units symlinked into ~/.config/systemd/user/. Workers are consolidated into a single pool process to keep unit count low. Requires loginctl enable-linger once as root.
Default setup uses Systemd