Externalize the size limit for LMDB map size for Baser to an environment variable. #810
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This PR exposes the KERI_BASER_MAP_SIZE environment variable to allow setting the maximum file size for the main KERIpy LMDB database. By default it is set to 100MB, but LMDB documentation suggests on 64-bit systems it is safe to set it as high as a terabyte or more as long as you have the disk space to handle.
You can also change this value and relaunch any process using KERIpy and it will take effect.