added changes that brings in a new option with trivup command i.e a daemon flag(--d)#24
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…aemon flag(--d), also displays the process id, broker port and schema port in a single place
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A new option has been added to trivup (--d) that now enables trivup to run in the background. With this change trivup now runs for as long as possible and it won't stop the cluster unless n until someone kills the process explicitly.
The PR has 4 main changes :
There's another change as well wherein the url instead of just printing localhost now prints the hostname of the system wherever trivup is being ran.
With option --d alone:

Without option --d:

Option --d along with broker-ports option:

Option --d along with brokers option i.e broker count:
