tor: Implement ControlPortReadyWaiter #1915
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Consumers can asynchronously subscribe to directory events with the Flow components. Ref: bisq-network#1798
…ow_component_based_directory_watcher
Presently, we parse Tor's log file to detect when the control port is ready. This is unstable and could break with any Tor update. A better approach is to use Tor's 'ControlPortWriteToFile' config option and parse the control port from that file. Ref: bisq-network#1798
…nent_based_directory_watcher
Use the flow-component-based DirectoryWatcher to wait for the control port file and parse the control port file with the ControlPortFileParser afterward. Ref: bisq-network#1798
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Use the flow-component-based DirectoryWatcher to wait for the control port file and parse the control port file with the ControlPortFileParser afterward.
Ref: #1798