[Feature]: Cfg setting to adjust Palworld steam/query port

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User story

As a server administrator, I want to be able to configure the Steam/Query port, so that I can host multiple servers

Game

Palworld

Linux distro

Ubuntu 22.04

Command

command: start, command: details

Further information

While most other things can be configured in the PalWorldSettings.ini file, the Steam/query port is not one of them, so it needs to be configured as a start parameter.

Currently, there are two proposed changes.

One - lgsm/modules/info_game.sh

fn_info_game_pw() {
        servername="${servername:-"NOT SET"}"
        port="${port:-"0"}"
        steamport="${steamport:-"27015"}"
        unknownport="1985"
}

Modify the steamport so that it can accept variables configured in lgsm/config-lgsm/pwserver/.cfg
It appears info_game.sh is loaded after .cfg, so it overrides user configuration, even on ./pwserver start

Second, once that is done, in lgsm/config-lgsm/pwserver/_default.cfg

# Configure Steam/Query port to allow for multiple servers
steamport="27015"

## Server Parameters | https://docs.linuxgsm.com/configuration/start-parameters#additional-parameters
## Game Server Docs | https://tech.palworldgame.com/dedicated-server-guide#linux
startparameters="EpicApp=PalServer -useperfthreads -NoAsyncLoadingThread -UseMultithreadForDS -servername='${servername}' -queryport='${steamport}'"

With the current iteration, even if I create the variable 'steamport' in .cfg files, no matter what I set it to, it gets overwritten with 27015, and it appears to affect the actual game start (when the variable is steamport, it works fine if I name it something different)
The change to game_info.sh will also allow it to display the user-configured port in ./pwserver details

[Crimson-Decoded]

actually, I suppose instead the info_game.sh edit would be
steamport="${steamport:-"0"}"
since by setting steamport in _default.cfg, we won't need to set its default value in info_game.sh, the way all other variables are handled.

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Closing in favor of 4454, as that was created first. transferring information to that thread.