PE-5037: FS cleanup worker #68
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Now that we are using Redis as our default header cache, we would like to cleanup old headers on the filesystem. To accomplish that, this commit adds a generic filesystem cleanup worker and configures an instance of it to cleanup the files in data/headers.
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Now that we are using Redis as our default header cache, we would like to cleanup old headers on the filesystem. To accomplish that, this PR adds a generic filesystem cleanup worker and configures an instance of it to cleanup the files in data/headers.