fix(redis): allow tls config to be used for redis

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 70.20%. Comparing base (6242301) to head (e902291).
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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new environment variable REDIS_USE_TLS to configure TLS usage for Redis connections. This variable is incorporated into various parts of the codebase, allowing functions and classes to accept an optional useTls parameter. The modifications enhance the configurability of Redis-related functionality, enabling secure connections when required.

Changes

File	Change Summary
docker-compose.yaml	Added environment variable REDIS_USE_TLS, defaulting to false.
src/config.ts	Introduced constant REDIS_USE_TLS, initialized with env.varOrDefault to determine its boolean state.
src/init/header-stores.ts	Updated createKvBufferStore function to include optional parameters redisUrl, redisTtlSeconds, and useTls, enhancing configurability.
src/init/resolvers.ts	Modified createArNSKvStore function to accept an additional parameter useTls.
src/store/redis-kv-store.ts	Updated RedisKvStore constructor to include useTls parameter, affecting the Redis client connection configuration.
src/system.ts	Added useTls configuration option in KvArnsStore instantiation to support TLS connections.

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