Elector: Add TTL padding on initial election as well #219
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Follows up #217 to add TTL padding on the elector's initial election attempt in addition to adding it to reelection attempts as was done previously. We move the TTL calculation to a struct variable for easier and more foolproof access, and to be able put a comment on it.
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Prepares a new release for `v0.0.22`, which brings in one more leadership election bug fix from #219.
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Follows up #217 to add TTL padding on the elector's initial election
attempt in addition to adding it to reelection attempts as was done
previously. We move the TTL calculation to a struct variable for easier
and more foolproof access, and to be able put a comment on it.