Force-enable host-based circuits #243
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What
This PR allows
SEMIAN_CIRCUIT_BREAKER_FORCE_HOSTto force-enable host-based circuits.Why
To deploy #227 on core, we want to enable host-based circuits on a single node, so we can observe their behaviour through a Rails console.
cc: @Shopify/servcomm