Add support for Bufferover non-commercial API keys. #485
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This PR adds support for Bufferover's new API keys, which are now required for
tls.bufferover.run. This data source is very useful and is one of the largest data sources I see come out of Subfinder in my automation.Unfortunately, this API was split into two API hosts, with two different types of API keys. It's not clear that it's easy to add support for the commercial API into Subfinder, as we would probably need two data sources or an explicit toggle. But for now, this is an easy (albeit rate-limited) fix.