1. Support two lifecycle manager modes for eventWorker run:
 a. LifeCycleStateSock: The worker runs continuously until the
    associated sock destory.  All incoming playloads share one `parser`
 b. LifeCycleStateDefault: The worker performs `delWorkerByUUID`
    and `drainAndClose` after a single timeout
2. HTTP2 steams from same tuple share same hpack decoder

Signed-off-by: chilli <chilli19890121@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Zhang Huimin <zhanghuimin@hxdi.com>

This commit addresses two issues in the bash probe logic:

1.  **Unreliable Bash Path Discovery:** The probe previously relied solely on the `$SHELL` environment variable. This could fail on systems where `$SHELL` is not set to bash (e.g., using zsh or fish) or is not set at all.

2.  **Incorrect Probe Attachment:** When bash was dynamically linked with `libreadline.so`, the probe incorrectly used the path to `libreadline.so` for all function hooks. This failed for functions like `execute_command`, `exec_builtin`, and `exit_builtin` which exist only in the main bash executable, not in the readline library.

This patch introduces the following fixes:

-   Adds a fallback to check for `/bin/bash` if a valid bash path cannot be determined from the `$SHELL` variable.
-   Refactors the configuration and probe logic to distinguish between the path to the `bash` executable and the path to `libreadline.so`.
-   Ensures that probes for `readline` target either `libreadline.so` (if present) or the `bash` binary, while probes for other bash-internal functions always target the `bash` binary itself.

This change significantly improves the reliability and accuracy of bash command capturing across different system configurations.

Signed-off-by: CFC4N <cfc4n.cs@gmail.com>