perf: don't use 2 threads to create FastAPI server #2592
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Description of the Change
Looks like
FastAPIThreadedServer.startis launching 2 threads to start FastAPI/uvicorn server with no real reason.Quantitative Performance Benefits
No performance tests were run - it's a simple design change.
Possible Drawbacks
None?
Verification Process
Created unittest. Ran Axon and checked FastAPI is listening in accepting requests.
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