NMS-15793: Do not start BSF server

[fooker]

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[dino2gnt]

LGTM

[RangerRick]

@fooker @dino2gnt Does this really only affect people using the "example" config -- or are there code changes that need to happen internally as well?

[dino2gnt]

Depends on if the goal is to stop users from starting the BSF server entirely, or to simply make it harder for them to copy & paste it into their config without realizing the implications of doing so.