Add --quiet flag to disable request logging

[kevmoo]

• Adds a new -q / --quiet flag to the CLI options to avoid adding the shelf logRequests middleware.
• Fully documents the Dhttpd.start public API.
• Updates test/command_test.dart to verify that no output is emitted when --quiet is set.
• Rebuilds options.g.dart and version.dart.
• Syncs the generated README output and bumps version to 4.3.0.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a new --quiet flag to the dhttpd command-line interface, allowing users to suppress HTTP request logging when running the server. This enhancement provides more control over the server's output, which can be particularly useful in automated environments or when verbose logging is not desired. The changes also include comprehensive documentation for the Dhttpd.start API and a new test to ensure the quiet mode functions as expected.

Highlights

• New --quiet Flag: Introduced a new --quiet (or -q) command-line flag to disable HTTP request logging in the dhttpd server, providing more control over server output.
• API Documentation Enhancement: Enhanced the Dhttpd.start public API documentation to provide comprehensive details on all parameters, including the newly added quiet option.
• New Test Case: Added a new test case to test/command_test.dart to verify that no output is emitted when the --quiet flag is active, ensuring its correct functionality.
• Version Bump and Metadata Updates: Updated project metadata and generated files, including CHANGELOG.md, README.md, options.g.dart, version.dart, and pubspec.yaml, to reflect the new feature and a version bump to 4.3.0.

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Package publishing

Package	Version	Status	Publish tag (post-merge)
package:dhttpd	4.3.0	ready to publish	v4.3.0

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new --quiet flag (-q) to the dhttpd server, allowing users to disable request logging. The changes involve updating the command-line option parsing, modifying the Dhttpd.start method to conditionally apply the request logging middleware based on this flag, and adding a new test case to verify the functionality. Version numbers across CHANGELOG.md, lib/src/version.dart, and pubspec.yaml have been updated to 4.3.0, and the README.md has been updated to document the new flag.