If an "index.lua" or "index.html" doesn't exist in zip file or the
filesystem, and no redirects have been defined for it either, then
redbean will render a listing of the zip central directory content
only if the request uri points to the root path.
You can now pass `-D directory` to redbean which will serve assets from
the local filesystem. This is useful for development since it allows us
to skip needing to shut down the server and run InfoZIP when testing an
iteration of a lua server page script.
See #97
If we keep making changes like this, redbean might not be a toy anymore.
Additional steps are also being taken now to prevent ANSI control codes
sent by the client from slipping into logs.
This change only implements enough Lua support to send a Hello World
response. The redbean executable size increases from ~128kb to 260kb
and the requests per second decreases from 1000k to 600k. That's the
fastest it can go and that's extremely impressive compared to Python
See #97
