The idea of using lazy type for authentication was to make the
config check easy to extend at runtime. However the reality
is: it's overly complicated.
It's more likely that people will just continue to implementing
the auth hook callbacks instead of injecting config schema
at runtime.
Due to:
* Cluster RPC MFA is not idempotent!
* There is a lack of rollback for callback's side-effects
For instance, when two nodes try to add a cluster-singleton
concurrently, one of them will have to wait for the table lock
then try to catch-up, then try to apply MFA.
The catch-up will have the singleton created, but the initiated
initiated multicall apply will fail causing the commit to rollback,
but not to 'undo' the singleton creation.
Later, the retries will fail indefinitely.
* feat: rewrite http api with hocon
* fix: crash when default_username is empty
* chore: udpate rewrite api with emqx_conf's cluster_rpc
* fix: spec wrong
* feat(emqx_conf): move conf manager for emqx_machine to emqx_conf
* chore(emqx_conf): change emqx:get_config/2 to emqx_conf:get/2
* fix: common test failed
* fix: badmatch by typo wrong key
* fix(emqx_conf): get the wrong core nodes
* fix(emqx_conf): get core node's tnx_id not latest tnx_id
* fix: add ro_transation when copy conf file
* fix: delete debug info
* fix: change ekka_rlog to mria_rlog
* fix: remove cluster_rpc from emqx_machine.
* fix: don't call ekka:start/0 explicitly
* fix: ekka should be start in emqx_machine
Zaiming (Stone) Shi