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add configuration option `config.watch`, if setted to true, it will automaticly reload the configuration on changes
It is added, for the case, that `ReleaseManager.Reload.run` can reload configuration outside of release (for example in development shell). Aims to test the live reconfiguration of the application. With combination of setting `watch` to true, it is possible to test continius changing enviroments. add in README the 5-liner code for testing the conform-generated configuration in dev enviroment
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Setting of
config.watchwill start an listener, which will subscribes to file changes on the directory, where config is placed, and reload configuration, if config is changed.