feat: make source code URL in footer configurable - #568
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This PR adds a new environment variable,
REDLIB_SOURCE_URL, that can be used to configure where the source code link in the website footer leads to.Motivation for this one was to ensure that instance administrators running forks/modified copies of Redlib have an easy way to remain compliant with the AGPL, by providing a link to the currently running source code. One might argue that anyone modifying the source already should just edit the hardcoded URL, but that's a bit annoying if, for example, the fork maintainer intends to submit their changes back upstream. For those cases, a simpler runtime override is easier to manage.