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docs: undocument systemd sockets 

We don't need zero-downtime restarts anymore, and the socket unit
lifecycle is annoying to deal with (the socket can't be enabled if
the unit is already started). Much easier to use the capability.

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@ -215,34 +215,10 @@ It is safe to expose the publicWeb port on signing nodes. For better resiliency
future guardiand releases will include listen-only mode such that multiple guardiand instances without guardian keys
can be operated behind a load balancer.
### systemd socket activation
guardiand optionally supports systemd socket activation for unprivileged binding to port 443 and restarts
with minimal downtime.
It can be enabled by prefixing your `--publicWeb` endpoint by `sd:`. guardiand will then use the specified
socket provided by systemd (e.g. `--publicWeb=sd:[::]:443`).
You'll need a second systemd unit bound to your main `guardiand.service`:
```
# /etc/systemd/system/guardiand-web.socket
[Socket]
ListenStream=443
Service=guardiand.service
[Install]
WantedBy=sockets.target
```
... and enable it: `systemctl enable --now guardiand-web.socket`. You need to restart `guardiand.service` as well.
### Binding to privileged ports
If you want to bind `--publicWeb` to a port <1024 **without** using socket activation as described above, you need to assign
the CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE capability. This can be accomplished by either adding the capability to the binary
(like in non-systemd environments):
If you want to bind `--publicWeb` to a port <1024, you need to assign the CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE capability.
This can be accomplished by either adding the capability to the binary (like in non-systemd environments):
sudo setcap cap_net_bind_service=+ep guardiand