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Referenced issues

Description of the Change

• dial order libp2p/cpp-libp2p#286
• collectGarbage
• kMaxPeers=1000 for PeerManagerImpl::align()

Possible Drawbacks

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Pull Request Overview

This PR introduces a new configuration parameter, maxPeers, along with associated updates across tests, application configuration, and peer management. Key changes include:

• Adding the maxPeers method to application configuration and its mock.
• Updating peer alignment in PeerManagerImpl to use the new maxPeers limit.
• Adjusting stream connection calls and updating toolchain/test configurations.

Reviewed Changes

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File	Description
test/mock/core/application/app_configuration_mock.hpp	Added a new mock method, maxPeers, for configuration consistency.
test/core/network/rpc_libp2p_test.cpp	Updated newStream call parameters to pass full peer_info instead of just peer_info_.id.
core/network/impl/protocols/request_response_protocol.hpp	Simplified the asynchronous callback by removing the timeout parameter.
core/network/impl/peer_manager_impl.hpp / .cpp	Introduced the collectGarbage method and updated align() logic to use app_config_.maxPeers().
core/application/impl/app_configuration_impl.hpp, core/application/impl/app_configuration_impl.cpp, core/application/app_configuration.hpp	Added and integrated the maxPeers configuration parameter throughout the application.
cmake/toolchain/flags/sanitize_thread.cmake, cmake/functions.cmake, cmake/Hunter/config.cmake, .thread-sanitizer-ignore	Updated environment and toolchain settings to support the new configurations.

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core/application/impl/app_configuration_impl.cpp:833

• The help message for 'lucky-peers' still references '-1' for full broadcast despite using a uint32_t, which cannot represent negative values. Consider updating the message to reflect the valid input range or change the type if negative flags are required.

("lucky-peers", po::value<uint32_t>()->default_value(def_lucky_peers), "number of \"lucky\" peers (peers that are being gossiped to). -1 for full broadcast." )